Gov Ganduje begs those he offended for forgiveness
Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State has asked for forgiveness from those he might have offended in the course of governing the state.
According to him, he holds no grudge against anyone as his eight years stewardship ends May 29.
The governor stated this in his Sallah Message issued in Kano on Friday and signed by the Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Malam Muhammad Garba.
Mr Ganduje said that having been part of government for more than two decades, he has every reason to thank Allah and quit with no grievance against anyone.
Mr Ganduje said he had forgiven those who wronged him, urging those he had offended to reciprocate same by forgiving him.
The governor urged the incoming government to ensure the completion of viable projects embarked upon by his administration as time did not permit him to do so.
Mr Ganduje pointed out that government was about continuity hence the need to complete every project being executed with taxpayers money.
The governor appealed to Muslim faithful to imbibe the moral lessons of the Holy month of Ramadan which teaches love and support for one another.
The statement stressed the need for fervent prayers for peace and development in the state and the country at large.
( NAN)
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