The Kano State Government has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the distribution of the Federal Government’s N500 billion allocation intended to support small-scale industries across the country’s geopolitical zones. CHANNELS reports.
Governor Abba Yusuf raised the concern during a meeting with representatives from the Kano Cooperative Society at the Government House on Thursday evening.Information Guide Nigeria
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The governor described this distribution mode as “unfair, unconstitutional, and illegal,” highlighting the need for immediate action to rectify the situation.
Governor Yusuf further called on the relevant authorities and members of the National Assembly to address the issue and take appropriate measures against those responsible for the unequal distribution.
He emphasized the state government’s commitment to supporting Cooperative Societies in their endeavors to alleviate poverty and regain their influence.NYSC Portal
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