Kano Government Denies Administrative Paralysis Amid Allegations
The Kano State Government refutes allegations of administrative paralysis following media reports on directives to ministries to halt file submissions. Secretary to the Government, Umar Faruk Ibrahim, clarified that the action was a strategic move to align with legal processes during the budget transition period.
The government emphasized the continuity of essential services and fiscal control measures to prevent unauthorized expenditures. The statement aimed to dispel misconceptions and ensure adherence to due process in governance.
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