On Wednesday, Kano government announced that it would be reverting to the N18,000 minimum wage.
Mr. Masari disclosed that the rescue of the kidnapped victims is a continuation of an exercise that started with the recovery of the recently abducted 344 schoolboys.
Each participant will receive N20,000 monthly for three months for the duration of the programme.
The government urged workers to bear with the situation and desist from spreading rumours.
Over 8,000 beneficiaries across the 44 Local Government Areas of the state are beneficiaries.
The government warned that the government would not always be available to meet all demands of its teeming population.
The governor accused the hotel owners of promoting “immoral act.”
The programme is being floated in conjunction with CBN Anchor Borrowers Scheme.
The troops also recovered rustled cows and arrested bandits in the dreaded forest, an official said.
The agency vowed to checkmate the influx of prohibited items into the state.
