Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has donated 78 patrol vehicles to the Kano Police command.
The donation is aimed at bolstering the operational capacity of the force and improve security across the 44 local government areas in the state.
In a statement issued by governor’s spokesperson Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa on Wednesday, the governor emphasized that this support reflects his administration’s commitment to ensuring the safety of Kano’s residents and fostering a secure environment.
He stated that safeguarding lives and property is the fundamental duty of any responsible government, pledging continued collaboration with security agencies to enable effective service delivery.
The donation includes 44 vehicles for the Divisional Police Officers (DPOs) across all local government areas and 34 Sharon cars equipped for surveillance and rapid response operations.
Governor Yusuf highlighted plans for similar support to other security agencies, urging them to work closely with his administration to address all security challenges in the state.
He thanked the heads of security agencies present and advised that the vehicles, which are equipped with the latest technology, should be well-maintained to ensure longevity and reliable service.
In his remarks, Assistant Inspector General of Police, Zone I, commended the governor for the donation, urging officers to use the vehicles strictly for official purposes. He also encouraged other organizations and individuals to support security efforts in a similar manner.
On his part, Kano State Police Commissioner Salman Dogu Garba, speaking on behalf of the Inspector General of Police, expressed gratitude for the governor’s generosity.
