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- Governor's Sympathy for Affected Traders
- Government Support Commitment
- Commissioner's Visit to Victims
- Concern Over Rising Fire Incidents
Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has expressed his condolences to traders impacted by a fire outbreak at Singer Market in the early hours of Monday.
He assured them of government assistance to aid their recovery from the losses incurred.
Although the Governor was out of town during the incident, he dispatched his representative, Commissioner for Investment, Commerce, Industry, and Cooperative, Gwani Shehu Wada Sagagi, to visit the victims and extend his sympathies.
“The Governor personally called me to convey his condolences and instructed me to visit the traders on his behalf,” Commissioner Sagagi stated, as mentioned in a press release issued by the Ministry’s Public Relations Officer, Mohammad Nura Yusuf.
In light of the increasing number of fire incidents in markets throughout Kano, Governor Yusuf has also directed the Ministry to initiate a sensitization program aimed at educating traders and business owners about the advantages of Islamic Insurance as a means to reduce losses from fires and other unexpected events.
What support will the government provide to traders affected by the fire? The government has pledged support to assist the affected traders in recovering from their losses.
The government has pledged support to assist the affected traders in recovering from their losses.
What measures are being taken to prevent future fire incidents? The Governor has ordered a sensitization program to educate traders about the benefits of Islamic Insurance to help mitigate losses from future incidents.
The Governor has ordered a sensitization program to educate traders about the benefits of Islamic Insurance to help mitigate losses from future incidents.
