Buhari And I Are Working On Ending Security Challenges In Kano – Ganduje

President Muhammadu Buhari and Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State recently met at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

Speaking to State House correspondents after the meeting, Ganduje disclosed that plans are underway to end the dispute between the Kano state government and the Kano Emirate Council.

He also said the state government is working on community policing to tackle the security problems in the state.

His words, “I briefed Mr. President on the security situation in Kano State. You know what is currently happening in other states surrounding Kano.

“But we are working in synergy with security in Kano state to ensure that the state remains peaceful despite what is happening in the neighbouring states.

“Our emphasis on is on community policing, community participation, especially those communities located around the forest areas of the state.

“So, we have built synergy with the security institutions and our traditional rulers.

“The traditional rulers are always there and they also get a lot of security reports and they use it a lot to maintain peace in their domains. So, as of today, Kano is one of the most peaceful state.”

On the reported swallowing of N6.8 million by a Gorilla at the Kano zoo, “You know l already directed the anti-corruption agency in Kano to wade into the issue and they are still investigating.

“But all l can say now is that preliminary reports indicate that there was armed robbery at the zoo, and not the issue of Gorilla.

The issue of Gorilla is junk Journalism. This is because there is even no Gorilla in that zoo. We are told that there was an armed robbery incidence in which the entire safe at the zoo was carted away.

“Well the outcome of the investigation will let us know what actually happened, but l am sure that there is something wrong anyway.”