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By Jude Opara, Abuja
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano state has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to deepening cooperation with the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) to enhance peace and security across the state.
Governor Yusuf gave the assurance during a courtesy call on the Kano State Commissioner of Police, CP Ibrahim Bakori, at his office.
This was contained in a statement signed by the governor’s spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, and made available to newsmen on Thursday.
He said the visit was aimed at strengthening the existing relationship between the state government and the police command, as well as reinforcing mutual cooperation and understanding.
The governor who stated that insecurity was one of the major challenges he faced upon assuming office, said that the situation has significantly improved under the leadership of CP Bakori.
He emphasized that Kano belongs to all its people, adding that political differences should never be used as an excuse to compromise security.
Governor Yusuf said politicians must rise above partisan interests when it comes to the safety of lives and property, insisting that while political disagreements may exist, security issues must be insulated from partisanship.
“As politicians, we may belong to different platforms, but on matters of security, we must unite under one umbrella for the good of Kano,” the governor said.
In his remarks, CP Ibrahim Bakori described the governor’s visit as a clear demonstration of his commitment, support, and goodwill towards the police force.
CP Bakori said the governor’s continuous support, encouragement, and guidance since his assumption of office have greatly contributed to the successes recorded by the command, even as he reassured of the Command’s commitment to working closely with the state government to ensure sustained peace and security across the state.
The Commissioner of Police also used the opportunity to parade three suspects who allegedly killed a mother and her entire children in Dorayi-Chiranci quarters few days ago.
