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Yusuf bags ‘Best Governor Award’ for commitment to women, youth development

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Gov. Abba Yusuf of Kano State has just been honoured with the ‘Best Governor Award’ by the African Trust Magazine for his outstanding dedication to women and youth development in the state.

A statement issued by his spokesperson, Sunusi Bature, on Friday in Kano said the award was presented by the publisher of the magazine, Prince Isaac Adekunle.

Praising Yusuf for his commitment to grassroots empowerment, he highlighted his focus on ensuring that the benefits of democracy were felt across all levels of the society.

According to Adekunle, this is particularly to Kano’s most vulnerable populations.

“This recognition is a testament to his tireless efforts in transforming Kano State into a beacon of progress and unity.

“Under the leadership of Gov. Yusuf, the state has witnessed a transformational approach to governance, with women and youth at the forefront of development initiatives,” he said.

Adekunle said that Yusuf administration’s unwavering focus on these key groups has made a significant impact, offering real value to the people at the grassroots level.

In response to the award, Yusuf reaffirmed his dedication to fulfilling his promises to the people of Kano, stressing the importance of governance that directly benefits the masses.

“I am truly honoured by this recognition, and it only strengthens my resolve to continue working tirelessly for the people of Kano State,” Yusuf said.

 According to him his administration remains committed to improving the lives of all citizens, particularly through programmes that prioritise women and youth empowerment.

He commended the magazine for the recognition, calling it a testament to the collective efforts of his administration to foster progress and development in the state.

Yusuf said, “This award is yet another reflection of my leadership as my focus on inclusive governance continues to earn me widespread praise both locally and internationally.”

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