October 12, 2026
11 11 11 AM
MATAWALLE DONATES ₦6M, FOOD ITEMS TO BEREAVED FAMILIES IN ZAMFARA
ANAMBRA SPEAKER URGES FG TO PRIORITISE GIRL-CHILD EDUCATION
NINE-YEAR-OLD BOY ALLEGEDLY SETS FAMILY HOME ABLAZE IN YOBE
KEBBI GOVERNOR APPROVES ₦63.65M FOR 67 LAW STUDENTS
ANAMBRA COURT SESSION DESCENDS INTO CHAOS AS PASTOR’S SUPPORTERS CLASH WITH JOURNALISTS
COMMITTEE SEEKS TWO-WEEK EXTENSION TO PROBE NSCDC CUSTODY DEATHS
NAF CONFIRMS 25 DEAD IN ONDO AIRCRAFT CRASH
INEC SAYS VOTER REGISTER HITS 103 MILLION
NIGER GOVT GIVES ₦5M EACH TO FAMILIES OF 37 MINERS WHO DIED IN NSCDC FACILITY
INEC SETS OCTOBER 9 FOR NATIONWIDE PVC COLLECTION

EXPERTS URGED TO DRIVE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN KANO     

Share

 

EXPERTS URGED TO DRIVE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN KANO                                                                                                              22-07-24

By Sadiq Aminu                                                                  A university Don Dr. Sa’idu Ahmad Dukawa, a political scientist at Bayero University, has called on experts, particularly engineers, to think innovatively and drive modern technological advancements to boost industrial development in Kano.

Speaking at a public awareness conference organized by the National Association of Professionals in Kano, Dr. Dukawa emphasized the need for government and public support for creative individuals with modern tools and mentorship for youth to foster self-reliance.

He noted that effective utlization of modern technology is key to societal development.

Engineer Rabi’u Haruna, head of the National Association of Professionals in Kano Zone, stated that the meeting aimed to bring together experts to drive change and progress in Kano state.

” The aim of this important meeting was to bring professionals together and exchange ideas on how to move the sector forward”

Engineer Mustapha Balarabe Shehu, head of the International Association of Engineers, expressed his readiness to contribute to the advancement of Kano and the nation.

Kano State Commissioner for Works and Housing, Engineer Marwan Ahmad Aminu, attended the meeting and pledged to work with the group to bring progress to the state government.

0 0 votes
Article Rating
Subscribe
Notify of
guest
0 Comments
Oldest
Newest Most Voted
Home
Magazines
Our Channel
About Us
Contact Us
0
Would love your thoughts, please comment.x
()
x