Kano State Deputy Governor, Comrade Aminu Abdussalam Gwarzo, has directed all 44 native authorities chairmen within the state to stay of their respective LGAs and tackle any challenges which will come up so as to handle their affairs successfully.2
Talking on the opening of a workshop for native authorities chairmen, Administrators of Personnel Administration (DPMs), and secretaries, Gwarzo, who additionally holds the place of Commissioner for Native Authorities and Chieftaincy Affairs, mentioned the significance of management and accountability.
The workshop, organized by the Ministry for Native Authorities & Chieftaincy Affairs in collaboration with the Administrative Employees School of Nigeria (ASCON), targeted on “Management and Skilled Ethics.” It aimed to equip native authorities directors with the required data and instruments to make selections primarily based on integrity.
Gwarzo reminded individuals that native governments are key to democracy, and their selections straight have an effect on their communities, the state, and the nation.
He urged the chairmen to share data and undertake practices that would enhance governance on the native degree.
Gwarzo additionally expressed his dedication to supporting the event of all 44 LGAs in Kano State and acknowledged Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s concentrate on human capital growth on the native authorities degree.
Chief Dr. Yomi Charles, Mission Guide from ASCON, outlined the workshop’s concentrate on “Battle Administration” and “Qualities of a Chief.” He famous that battle is an unavoidable a part of administration and inspired leaders to develop abilities to handle disputes and keep transparency and accountability.
Zubairu Hamza Masu, Chairman of the Home Committee on Native Authorities and Chieftaincy Affairs, spoke in regards to the workshop and, on behalf of the Speaker of the Kano State Home of Meeting, known as for related workshops to incorporate Home members and native authorities chairmen.
Throughout the occasion, Dr. Mani Tsoho, Chairman of Gwarzo LGA, thanked the Ministry and consultants for addressing battle decision.
Hajiya Sa’adatu Salisu Yusha’u, Chairman of Tudun Wada LGA, shared that she had gained data on securing and making use of for growth initiatives to profit her group.
Different chairmen, together with these from Warawa and Dambatta LGAs, additionally expressed appreciation for the workshop and dedicated to making use of the insights gained to enhance governance and repair supply of their native authorities areas.
