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Gov Yusuf appoints 15 special advisers in Kano

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The Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has approved the appointment of 15 new Special Advisers.

The Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Sanusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday in Kano.

He added that the appointments took immediate effect.

The new Special Advisers are:

Col. Abubakar Usman Garin Malam (retd) – Special Adviser, Disaster Management

Malam Usamatu Salga- Special Adviser, Religious Affairs

Hon. Abduljabbar Muhammad Umar -Special Adviser Investment and Public Private Partnership

Hon. Aminu Abba Ibrahim -Special Adviser, Solid Minerals

Engr. Nura Hussain – Special Adviser, Commerce

Hon. Jamilu Abbas -Special Adviser Cooperative Groups

Hon. Muhammad Jamu Yusuf – Special Adviser National and International Public Relation

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Balarabe Ibrahim Gaya – Special Adviser, Special Intervention Programmes

Rt. Hon. Isyaku Ali Danja – Special Adviser, Assembly Matters

Comrade Baffa Sani Gaya – Special Adviser, Labour Matters

Engr. Abdullahi Shehu -Special Adviser, Environmental Sanitation

Hon. Umar Musa Gama – Special Adviser, School Feeding Programme

Hon. Habibu Hassan Elyakub – Special Adviser, Vocational Education Development

Hon. Jamilu Abubakar Dambatta – Special Adviser Publicity

Hon. Umar Uba Akawu – Special Adviser, Abuja Liason Office

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