Latest News
Kano Governor Signs Landmark Bill Establishing Infrastructure Management Agency
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State has officially signed the Kano State Infrastructure Management Agency Bill 2025 (1446 A.H) into law, following its passage by the State House of Assembly.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
This legislative milestone establishes the Kano State Infrastructure Management Agency (KASIMA), which will oversee the control, placement, and installation of all utility infrastructure within public spaces across the state.
According to a statement released by Sunusi Dawakintofa, the governor’s spokesperson, the creation of KASIMA is a response to widespread concerns about the unregulated and unsafe placement of infrastructure such as electricity poles, underground cables, fibre optics, water and gas pipelines, and telecom masts.
Governor Yusuf emphasized that the agency’s establishment marks a crucial step toward restoring order, enhancing public safety, and ensuring better coordination of infrastructure projects throughout Kano.
“KASIMA will bring the long-anticipated sanity to the manner in which utilities are installed in the state,” he said. “The unchecked placement of masts, poles, and cables has jeopardized safety, degraded environmental standards, and disrupted urban planning.”
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that KASIMA will regulate and monitor all utility infrastructure within public domains, issuing permits, inspecting projects for safety compliance, and maintaining a centralized database of all installations.
Additionally, the agency will oversee radio frequency emissions from telecom towers, promote infrastructure sharing to avoid unnecessary duplications, and recommend the removal of illegal or substandard structures. It will also advise the government on matters of infrastructure planning and quality standards.
Governor Yusuf concluded by reaffirming his administration’s commitment to encouraging structured development and responsible investment: “We welcome growth and innovation, but it must align with planning, safety, and the greater public good.”
A faction of the Labour Party (LP) led by the Nenadi Usman Caretaker Committee has suspended 26 members loyal to the Julius Abure-led faction.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Factional Labour Party South-West Vice Chairman, Abayomi Arabambi, has insisted that the party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, will never be allowed to return to the Labour Party.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
Arabambi said attempts by the Nenadi Usman-led faction to reintegrate Obi would fail, stressing that the party’s leadership has taken a final position on the matter.
He made the statement during an interview on News Central, saying the decision followed internal consultations involving key figures such as the Julius Abure-led leadership and Abia State Governor Alex Otti.
According to him, the party has also resolved to support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s re-election bid in 2027.
Arabambi further blamed Obi and his supporters for contributing to Labour Party’s internal challenges during the 2023 elections, alleging organizational failures during the polls.
He maintained that Obi’s return to the party is completely off the table, insisting that the issue is already settled within the party’s leadership structure.
The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has dismissed claims by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar that it is part of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) coalition.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In a statement on Thursday, NNPP National Secretary Ogini Olaposi said the party is not affiliated with the ADC and has no plans to join or merge with the coalition.
He clarified that the involvement of former Kano State Governor Rabiu Kwankwaso and members of the Kwankwasiya Movement in ADC activities does not represent the NNPP as a political party.
Olaposi also claimed that only a minority of Kwankwasiya supporters followed Kwankwaso, insisting that many of them have since joined the APC.
He further accused Atiku of misinformation, stressing that NNPP remains an independent political party focused on contesting elections on its own platform.
According to him, any previous association with the Kwankwasiya Movement ended after the 2023 general elections, adding that Kwankwaso and some associates had already been expelled from the party.
The NNPP maintained that it respects other political parties but has no interest in joining the ADC coalition.
-
latest8 months ago“Social Media Erupts As Jim Iyke Declares Rita Dominic Nollywood’s Most Beautiful”
-
latest2 years agoEdo Political Showdown: Oshiomhole Appears At Presidential Villa As Tinubu Hands APC Gubernatorial Flag To Okpebholo (Photos & Video)
-
entertainment2 years agoLove Knows No Age American Woman Defends Marriage To Young Nigerian Man “I’m Not 70”
-
latest2 years agoOlumide Akpata Strikes Again: Drops Killer Track, Sends Edo State Into Frenzy!(Video)
-
Politics2 years agoNigerians React As Pastor Adeboye Foresees Passing Away On A Sunday After Enjoying A Satisfying Meal Of Pounded Yam
-
latest2 years agoFG Identifies 31 States At Risk Of Heavy Flooding In 2024: See Full List
-
Politics2 years agoBREAKING: Inspector-General Of Police Summons Top Police Commanders For Crucial-Security Challenges
-
latest2 years ago5 NYSC Corpers Perish In Fatal Road Accident Returning From Camp