Africazine:
The political landscape in Kano State shifts as a key commissioner resigns.
Nasiru Sule-Garo, the Kano State Commissioner for Special Duties, has resigned effective immediately. His resignation, dated January 26, 2026, was communicated to the Executive Governor through the Secretary to the State Government.
Nasiru Sule-Garo Steps Down as Commissioner
In his resignation letter, Sule-Garo expressed gratitude for the trust and support he received during his tenure. He described his service as an honour and a privilege, highlighting the opportunity to contribute to the state’s development alongside dedicated colleagues.
Although he did not specify the reasons for his resignation, he emphasized his commitment to ensuring a smooth transition. Sule-Garo stated he would be available to assist with any necessary handover processes to maintain continuity within the ministry.
Kano State: Key figures on Resignation
- Resignation date: January 26, 2026
Context of the Resignation
Mr. Garo’s departure comes amid ongoing developments within the Kano State government. His acknowledgment of the support he received suggests a collaborative environment, even as he steps away from his role. The former commissioner remains optimistic about the future of the state, wishing for continued progress and success for the government.
Next Steps Following the Resignation
- Sule-Garo will assist with the handover process.
- The state government will seek a replacement for the commissioner.
Kano State faces a transition as a key commissioner resigns, emphasizing the importance of continuity in governance.
