The Kano State House of Assembly has debunked rumors suggesting that its delayed resumption for plenary sessions is linked to security concerns stemming from ongoing emirate tussles.
In a statement on Wednesday, spokesperson Kamaluddeen Shawai dismissed these claims as “fake and baseless.”
Shawai emphasized that the assembly’s temporary closure is not due to fears of insecurity related to emirate disputes, labeling such speculation as the work of mischievous elements.
He assured the public that plenary sessions would resume promptly and affirmed the assembly’s dedication to collaborating with Governor Abba Kabir-Yusuf for the state’s progress.
Encouraging residents to prioritize peace and unity through prayer, Shawai reiterated the assembly’s commitment to fostering development in Kano State and beyond.
