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Emir of kano begs Buhari to ameliorate sufferings and hardship faced by Nigerians

The Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero has on Thursday told President Muhammadu Buhari to improve the economy situation of the country to ameliorate sufferings and hardship faced by Nigerians especially in the face of the high cost of food and commodities.

This was also as he told the President to improve the insecurity situation of the country.

The Monarch stated this when he received the President who was at the palace to pay homage after commissioning the Kano/Kaduna rail project and the Dangi Interchange under Bridge road constructed by the Kano State government.

Emir Bayero said, “We are excited with your visit to the palace. We appreciate your visit to the palace from time to time even during the time of the late Emir.

“We want to commend the president for the infrastructural development across the country particularly those sited in Kano just as the Governor listed some of such projects despite the shortfalls in the globally economy.

“We are hoping the presidential aides would continue to advise the president on the condition and wellbeing of the poor masses, especially in those aspect where he would need to be informed on certain development for necessary action. This is a responsibility upon us which we need to discharge accordingly.

“We are calling on the president to look into various sectors of life and find ways of ameliorating the sufferings and hardships faced by the masses especially in the areas of security, economy especially food and commodities.

“We often pray for divine intervention for our country. To the followers, we urged them to sustain constant prayers for the leaders and pray to God to heal our land from COVID-19 pandemic.

“We commend Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje on the giant strides developments in the state,” Emir Bayero said.

Earlier, President Muhammadu Buhari commended Governor Ganduje for continuity in projects he inherited from the past government and initiating new projects in the state.

“My coming is very important because the Governor wants us to see how they utilize money collected from the Federal Government. This is my second time of coming here. I must commend the Governor for continuity of projects he inherited and the new ones initiated. Because the projects are of direct bearing on the lives of the people,” Buhari said.

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