He said that the state government would do everything possible to provide an enabling environment to the business community.
“We thank God that the Supreme Court has restored the hope of the people,” he said.
The governor expressed shock and vowed to punish whoever was involved in the scandalous act of diverting the palliative food items consisting of maize and rice
He said the administration had taken measures to address the challenges in the education sector.
Mr Yusuf said that the gesture was to reduce the prevailing hardship occasioned by the removal of fuel subsidy on the people.
The governor called on the newly elected members to be dedicated and move the institute to greater heights.
Only four women were sworn in as special advisers.
He solicited support of the Kano state government in order to succeed, with Kano being one of the pilot states.
This is contained in a statement issued by the press secretary to the Deputy Governor, Ibrahim Shauibu, on Saturday in Kano.
Mr Yusuf said that the appointment of the officers for Kibiya LGA would be made public.
