The Managing Director of the Kano State Urban Planning and Development Authority (KNUPDA), Arch. Ibrahim Adamu, has extended warm congratulations to Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf on the occasion of his one-year anniversary in office.
The congratulatory message, signed by KNUPDA’s Public Relations Officer Bahijja Malam Kabara, was made available to newsmen today in Kano.
In the felicitation note, Arch. Adamu praised Governor Yusuf’s visionary leadership and commitment to the development of Kano State over the past year.
He highlighted the Governor’s significant contributions to infrastructure improvement, urban planning enhancement, and sustainable development, which have greatly benefited the state.
“Over the past year, your visionary leadership and commitment to the development of Kano State have been truly inspiring. Your dedication to improving infrastructure, enhancing urban planning, and fostering sustainable development has significantly contributed to the progress and prosperity of our beloved state,” Adamu stated.
Reflecting on the administration’s achievements, Adamu noted the positive changes brought about under Governor Yusuf’s tenure. He emphasized the importance of the Governor’s focus on modernizing the urban landscape, promoting efficient land use, and ensuring environmental sustainability—initiatives that align perfectly with KNUPDA’s mission.
“We are proud to support your visionary initiatives and look forward to continuing our collaborative efforts to create a more vibrant, organized, and sustainable urban environment for the people of Kano State. Your leadership has set a new benchmark for excellence, and we are confident that the coming years will bring even greater accomplishments under your guidance,” Adamu added.
The Managing Director concluded by expressing his confidence in Governor Yusuf’s continued success and the transformative development he foresees for Kano State under the Governor’s leadership.
“Once again, congratulations, Your Excellency. May your tenure continue to be marked by success and transformative development for Kano State,” Adamu concluded.
