Ganduje Accused of Transferring Stake to Children in Kano Dry Port Project
A new report revealed that former APC National Chairman, Abdullahi Ganduje, allegedly transferred 20% stake in Kano's N4 billion dry port project to his children and close associate. The stake was previously owned by the Kano state government in the Dala Inland Dry Port Limited.
Ganduje's children were appointed as directors and shareholders after the transfer, raising concerns about transparency and conflict of interest. The move occurred during Ganduje's tenure as governor of Kano State, sparking controversy over the handling of public assets for personal gain.
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