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By Barrister Aminu Hussaini

As Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf turns 63, Kano State marks more than a personal milestone; it reflects on a defining moment in its contemporary governance – one characterised by steady leadership, deliberate choices and a visible renewal across critical sectors of development. It is an occasion that invites sober assessment – and the evidence across key developmental indices points unmistakably to progress driven by clarity of vision, political will and unrelenting commitment to the welfare of the people.

From the outset, Governor AKY’s administration signaled a return to governance anchored on social justice and inclusive development. Education, long acknowledged as the soul of Kano’s future, has received renewed attention. Massive investments in school rehabilitation, teacher recruitment, welfare and the revitalisation of technical and vocational institutions have begun to restore confidence in the public education system. The emphasis is not only on access, but on quality – laying the groundwork for a skilled and competitive generation.

In healthcare, the administration’s interventions have been equally transformative. Upgraded facilities, improved equipment and enhanced manpower across primary and secondary health centres are expanding access to quality care, particularly for rural and underserved populations.

These efforts are gradually yielding improved health outcomes and reaffirming government’s obligation to safeguard the wellbeing of its citizens.
Infrastructure development under Governor Yusuf has been guided by a people-first philosophy.

Strategic road construction and rehabilitation projects within the Kano metropolis and across local government areas eases movement, boosting commercial activity and reconnecting communities. Complementary urban renewal initiatives – ranging from drainage rehabilitation to environmental sanitation – are addressing long-standing challenges of congestion and flooding, making Kano a safer, more functional and livable city.

Economic empowerment remains a defining pillar of the administration. Targeted support for agriculture, small and medium-scale enterprises, and youth entrepreneurship is expanding avenues for productivity and wealth creation. Farmers are benefitting from improved access to inputs and extension services, while market revitalisation efforts are reinforcing Kano’s historic status as a major commercial nerve centre of northern Nigeria.

Equally noteworthy is the restoration of order, discipline and institutional integrity in governance. A renewed emphasis on fiscal prudence, workers’ welfare and respect for traditional institutions has helped stabilise the polity and rebuild public trust. The civil service is more motivated and governance is increasingly driven by rules, processes and accountability rather than impulse.

At 63, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf embodies a blend of experience, empathy and resolve. His leadership reflects an understanding that development is not measured by rhetoric, but by tangible improvements in the lives of ordinary people. While challenges remain – as they inevitably do, the trajectory is clear and encouraging.

While challenges inevitably remain, the direction is unmistakable.
AKY’s birthday, therefore, is not merely a celebration of age, but a moment for Kano to acknowledge steady progress and renew confidence in a governance agenda that places people above politics. In celebrating Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, Kano celebrates continuity, renewed hope and a future being patiently and purposefully rebuilt.

In this spirit of reflection and renewed confidence, Kano joins millions of well-wishers to congratulate His Excellency, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, on the occasion of his 63rd birthday. It is a celebration of a life devoted to public service and of a leadership that continues to translate vision into measurable progress for the people of Kano State.

As His Excellency marks this milestone, the prayers and goodwill of the state accompany him – wishing him sound health, renewed strength and greater wisdom to sustain the noble task of governance. May the years ahead consolidate the gains already recorded and further entrench Kano on the path of stability, prosperity and inclusive development under his steady and purposeful leadership.

Barrister Aminu Hussaini – Special Adviser to the Governor of Kano State – H.E. AKY on Justice/Constitutional Matters contributed this piece

By Barrister Aminu Hussaini

As Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf turns 63, Kano State marks more than a personal milestone; it reflects on a defining moment in its contemporary governance – one characterised by steady leadership, deliberate choices and a visible renewal across critical sectors of development. It is an occasion that invites sober assessment – and the evidence across key developmental indices points unmistakably to progress driven by clarity of vision, political will and unrelenting commitment to the welfare of the people.

From the outset, Governor AKY’s administration signaled a return to governance anchored on social justice and inclusive development. Education, long acknowledged as the soul of Kano’s future, has received renewed attention. Massive investments in school rehabilitation, teacher recruitment, welfare and the revitalisation of technical and vocational institutions have begun to restore confidence in the public education system. The emphasis is not only on access, but on quality – laying the groundwork for a skilled and competitive generation.

In healthcare, the administration’s interventions have been equally transformative. Upgraded facilities, improved equipment and enhanced manpower across primary and secondary health centres are expanding access to quality care, particularly for rural and underserved populations.

These efforts are gradually yielding improved health outcomes and reaffirming government’s obligation to safeguard the wellbeing of its citizens.
Infrastructure development under Governor Yusuf has been guided by a people-first philosophy.

Strategic road construction and rehabilitation projects within the Kano metropolis and across local government areas eases movement, boosting commercial activity and reconnecting communities. Complementary urban renewal initiatives – ranging from drainage rehabilitation to environmental sanitation – are addressing long-standing challenges of congestion and flooding, making Kano a safer, more functional and livable city.

Economic empowerment remains a defining pillar of the administration. Targeted support for agriculture, small and medium-scale enterprises, and youth entrepreneurship is expanding avenues for productivity and wealth creation. Farmers are benefitting from improved access to inputs and extension services, while market revitalisation efforts are reinforcing Kano’s historic status as a major commercial nerve centre of northern Nigeria.

Equally noteworthy is the restoration of order, discipline and institutional integrity in governance. A renewed emphasis on fiscal prudence, workers’ welfare and respect for traditional institutions has helped stabilise the polity and rebuild public trust. The civil service is more motivated and governance is increasingly driven by rules, processes and accountability rather than impulse.

At 63, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf embodies a blend of experience, empathy and resolve. His leadership reflects an understanding that development is not measured by rhetoric, but by tangible improvements in the lives of ordinary people. While challenges remain – as they inevitably do, the trajectory is clear and encouraging.

While challenges inevitably remain, the direction is unmistakable.
AKY’s birthday, therefore, is not merely a celebration of age, but a moment for Kano to acknowledge steady progress and renew confidence in a governance agenda that places people above politics. In celebrating Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, Kano celebrates continuity, renewed hope and a future being patiently and purposefully rebuilt.

In this spirit of reflection and renewed confidence, Kano joins millions of well-wishers to congratulate His Excellency, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, on the occasion of his 63rd birthday. It is a celebration of a life devoted to public service and of a leadership that continues to translate vision into measurable progress for the people of Kano State.

As His Excellency marks this milestone, the prayers and goodwill of the state accompany him – wishing him sound health, renewed strength and greater wisdom to sustain the noble task of governance. May the years ahead consolidate the gains already recorded and further entrench Kano on the path of stability, prosperity and inclusive development under his steady and purposeful leadership.

Barrister Aminu Hussaini – Special Adviser to the Governor of Kano State – H.E. AKY on Justice/Constitutional Matters contributed this piece

By Our Correspondent

A group of 2,143 grain farmers in Kaduna State has appealed to the Federal Government for urgent intervention in the form of free or subsidised farm inputs, following losses estimated at N10.16 billion during the 2025 farming season.
The farmers, spread across the three senatorial districts of Kaduna State, said they were pushed to the brink by a sudden crash in maize prices nationwide, despite unprecedented increases in the cost of agricultural inputs.

Their plea was contained in a letter addressed to the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, the Minister of Agriculture, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), and the three Senators representing Kaduna state at the Senate.

The letter, written through their counsel, Barrister Ehizogie Fidelis Imadojemu, detailed how the farmers, operating under a maize farming scheme coordinated by Alhaji Rufai Muazu Dikko (popularly known as Sarkin Labar), were unable to recover production costs after harvest.

According to the farmers, the scheme, which began in 2017 with 1,000 hectares, has expanded to about 10,000 hectares cultivated by 2,143 farmers across Igabi, Soba, Kauru, Zaria and Sabon Gari local government areas.

Under the arrangement, Sarkin Labar provides capital, inputs and logistics, while farmers repay him in maize after harvest and sell the remainder for income.

However, the 2025 season proved disastrous. The farmers said a 50kg bag of NPK fertiliser sold for about N60,000, while urea rose to N50,000 per bag. As a result, the total cost of cultivating one hectare of maize climbed to over N2 million from about N1 million for the preceding year.
With an average yield of 45 bags of 100kg per hectare, the farmers said each bag needed to sell for about N44,578 to break even. Instead, the prevailing market price crashed to about N22,000 per 100kg bag. This is less than half the required recovery price, resulting in a loss of N22,577 per bag.

From the total output of about 450,000 bags harvested across the 10,000 hectares, the farmers calculated an aggregate loss of over N10.16 billion.

“With these losses, the farmers cannot afford the cost of farming next season,” the letter stated, warning that the situation reflects the wider crisis facing maize farmers across Nigeria.

The farmers cautioned that unless urgent support is provided, many producers—particularly in northern Nigeria—may abandon farming in the 2026 season, a development they say could undermine the Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration’s food security agenda.

They are therefore requesting a bailout through the CBN in the form of free or heavily subsidised inputs such as fertiliser and urea for the 2026 farming season. In return, they proposed to reimburse the Federal Government with maize equivalent to part of the value of the inputs at the end of the season.
The farmers argued that such an intervention would stabilise grain production, boost food availability, and deliver political and economic dividends ahead of the 2027 general elections.
“Only by this arrangement will our clients and many other grain farmers around the country return to their farms in the 2026 farming season,” the letter said.
They also requested an urgent meeting with government officials, noting that preparations for the next planting season would soon begin.

Women from 19 northern states, under the aegis of Women’s Voices for Northern Nigeria, have honoured former lawmaker, Senator Shehu Sani, with their maiden Freedom Fighter Award, recognising him as the Best Freedom Fighter for 2025.
Presenting the award at a ceremony in Kaduna, the National President of the group, Comrade Jamila Malumfashi, said Senator Sani was selected for his unwavering stance, consistency and vocal defence of the poor, the downtrodden and vulnerable groups in society.
According to her, the former senator has over the years demonstrated uncommon courage in standing up for the masses, particularly women, through advocacy and public engagement.
“Senator Shehu Sani has consistently used his voice to defend the poor, the oppressed and women. His commitment to social justice and equity informed our decision to honour him as the first recipient of this award,” Malumfashi said.
She explained that Women’s Voices for Northern Nigeria operates across 19 states in the region and focuses on empowering women, especially widows, orphans and unemployed women who are largely dependents.
In his remarks, Senator Shehu Sani expressed appreciation to the group for organising the event in Kaduna and for finding him worthy of the honour.
He commended the organisation’s activities, particularly its skill acquisition and empowerment programmes aimed at improving the economic status of women in the North.
“I am encouraged by your commitment to empowering women through skills and self-reliance. This is the right path to sustainable development,” he said.
The former lawmaker pledged his personal support to help the group grow and to facilitate access to support from relevant agencies.
However, he advised the organisation to place greater emphasis on empowerment initiatives rather than partisan politics.
The event attracted women leaders and stakeholders from across the northern region, who described the award as a recognition of long-standing advocacy for social justice and inclusive governance.

Mike Odeh James 

Kaduna 

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A former Nigerian footballer who once proudly represented his club and earned an invitation to the national team is now fighting for his life, far from the cheering crowds and glory days of the pitch.

Monday Auta, a former player of NNPC Football Club Kaduna, is currently bedridden and battling a serious medical condition that has severely limited his mobility. For more than three months, the ex-footballer has been unable to afford the drugs, medical tests, and specialized care essential to stabilize his health.

Today, his story is not about trophies or victories—it is about survival.

A Once-Active Athlete, Now Confined

Monday Auta was once known for his strength, discipline, and commitment on the field. Teammates and fans recall a dedicated player who gave his all for the game.

Now, illness has taken a devastating toll. Medical sources confirm Auta can no longer move freely and has been confined to bed for months. His condition demands continuous medical attention, including laboratory tests, medications, and possible specialist intervention.

Yet, like many retired athletes in Nigeria, he lacks the financial means to sustain prolonged care.

Doctor Sounds the Alarm

The only consistent support Auta has received is from Dr. Jude Osemen, the medical practitioner overseeing his care. Speaking with deep concern, Dr. Osemen stated the situation has surpassed what he can manage alone.

“I have been trying my best to make sure that he survives, but he needs financial support. There are many tests he needs to undergo at this moment, and without them, it is difficult to move forward with proper treatment. We are trusting God that well-wishers will come to his aid.”

Dr. Osemen has personally contributed funds and resources but emphasizes that the cost of treatment continues to rise.

“I have contributed my own quota as a human being, but he still needs more money for further treatments.”

Three Months of Pain & Uncertainty

For over 90 days, Monday Auta has remained in this precarious state. During this time, he has received no structured institutional support—no assistance from football authorities, former clubs, or organized welfare schemes.

Beyond Dr. Osemen’s efforts, Auta has largely faced this struggle alone.

Friends note that his condition remains unstable due to the inability to conduct necessary tests and maintain regular medication. Each week without proper treatment increases the risk to his life.

Remembering His Career

Monday Auta’s football journey includes playing under late coach Paul Hamilton in 1986, a period when Nigerian football was building its international reputation.

He also earned an invitation to the Super Eagles, placing him among the nation’s respected talents of his era.

At NNPC FC Kaduna, Auta was regarded as a disciplined and hardworking player, contributing to the team’s competitiveness during his active years. Like many of his generation, he played in an era of modest wages and minimal post-retirement welfare protection.

A Broader Tragedy in Nigerian Sports

Auta’s plight reflects a painful reality for many retired Nigerian athletes. After years of service, they often face health challenges without insurance, pensions, or medical support.

When illness strikes, survival depends on personal savings, family, or public goodwill—options now exhausted for Auta.

A Call for Compassion & Action

Dr. Jude Osemen appeals to football lovers, former teammates, sports administrators, corporate organizations, and compassionate Nigerians to intervene urgently.

Contributions—large or small—can help cover:

· Medical tests

· Essential drugs

· Ongoing treatment and care

Those wishing to support can contact Dr. Jude Osemen, who is coordinating care and assistance.

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Beyond One Man’s Struggle

This appeal is not only about saving a former footballer’s life. It is a stark reminder of the urgent need for structured welfare systems for retired athletes in Nigeria.

Final Appeal

Monday Auta once gave his strength and talent to the game. Today, he needs the support of the same society he once entertained and represented with pride.

Time is critical. Help is urgently needed.

For support or further information, please contact Dr. Jude Osemen directly.

Mark Zukus

The Arewa Joint Initiative for Peace has issued a strong public statement urging Nigerians to reject what it describes as an attempt by Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, to seek public sympathy amid serious corruption and security-related allegations against officials of his administration.

In a statement signed by its president, Julius Danlami, the group referenced the recent arraignment of senior Bauchi State government officials, including the Commissioner for Finance, Yakubu Adamu, before the Federal High Court in Abuja. According to the statement, the officials are facing charges brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) bordering on conspiracy, conversion of public funds, and alleged terrorism financing.

The group described the allegations as grave and far beyond routine political disputes. It argued that the charges represent a significant breach of public trust and raise serious concerns about governance and accountability in the state.

The Arewa Joint Initiative for Peace criticized Governor Bala Mohammed’s public remarks in which he suggested that his administration was being targeted for political reasons, particularly due to his refusal to align with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The group described this claim as an attempt to deflect attention from the substance of the allegations and warned that such narratives could undermine public confidence in democratic institutions.

According to the statement, allegations involving the receipt of millions of dollars in illicit funds and the financing of terrorism must be treated with the utmost seriousness, especially in northern Nigeria, where communities have suffered prolonged violence and insecurity. The group stressed that no public official should be allowed to evade scrutiny or accountability by framing legal actions as political persecution.

While acknowledging the constitutional immunity enjoyed by a sitting governor, the organization emphasized that immunity does not amount to impunity. It maintained that legal processes must be allowed to proceed without interference and that justice should be served in line with the rule of law.

The group further noted that the case reflects a wider problem of corruption and mismanagement in Nigeria and called on citizens to resist emotional appeals that could obscure the truth. It urged Nigerians to demand transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership from those in power.

In its concluding remarks, the Arewa Joint Initiative for Peace called on judicial authorities to expedite proceedings related to the allegations, warning that delays only deepen public distrust. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to peace, justice, and good governance, urging Nigerians to remain vigilant and united in holding leaders accountable.

The statement ended with a call for a renewed national commitment to integrity, security, and progress, insisting that sympathy should not replace scrutiny when serious allegations threaten the stability and moral foundation of society.

John Nnabuike

The Arewa Joint Initiative for Peace has issued a strong public statement urging Nigerians to reject what it describes as an attempt by Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, to seek public sympathy amid serious corruption and security-related allegations against officials of his administration.

In a statement signed by its president, Julius Danlami, the group referenced the recent arraignment of senior Bauchi State government officials, including the Commissioner for Finance, Yakubu Adamu, before the Federal High Court in Abuja. According to the statement, the officials are facing charges brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) bordering on conspiracy, conversion of public funds, and alleged terrorism financing.

The group described the allegations as grave and far beyond routine political disputes. It argued that the charges represent a significant breach of public trust and raise serious concerns about governance and accountability in the state.

The Arewa Joint Initiative for Peace criticized Governor Bala Mohammed’s public remarks in which he suggested that his administration was being targeted for political reasons, particularly due to his refusal to align with the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The group described this claim as an attempt to deflect attention from the substance of the allegations and warned that such narratives could undermine public confidence in democratic institutions.

According to the statement, allegations involving the receipt of millions of dollars in illicit funds and the financing of terrorism must be treated with the utmost seriousness, especially in northern Nigeria, where communities have suffered prolonged violence and insecurity. The group stressed that no public official should be allowed to evade scrutiny or accountability by framing legal actions as political persecution.

While acknowledging the constitutional immunity enjoyed by a sitting governor, the organization emphasized that immunity does not amount to impunity. It maintained that legal processes must be allowed to proceed without interference and that justice should be served in line with the rule of law.

The group further noted that the case reflects a wider problem of corruption and mismanagement in Nigeria and called on citizens to resist emotional appeals that could obscure the truth. It urged Nigerians to demand transparency, accountability, and ethical leadership from those in power.

In its concluding remarks, the Arewa Joint Initiative for Peace called on judicial authorities to expedite proceedings related to the allegations, warning that delays only deepen public distrust. The organization reaffirmed its commitment to peace, justice, and good governance, urging Nigerians to remain vigilant and united in holding leaders accountable.

The statement ended with a call for a renewed national commitment to integrity, security, and progress, insisting that sympathy should not replace scrutiny when serious allegations threaten the stability and moral foundation of society.

Dr Mustapha Abdullahi, the Director General of Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN) has applauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s well thought out initiatives in the renewed Hope Agenda.

This initiatives, he said has touched and impacted positively on Nigerians and the nation.

In his New Year message to Nigerians, Dr. Mustapha Abdullahi said, “President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s visionary Renewed Hope Agenda aims to reposition Nigeria and restore its glory and bring it back to its enviable position as country of destination to both local and international investors and the investment community, is gradually becoming the driving point for Nigerians seeking a better country and society.

“And, for President Tinubu, his well thought out plans to ensure that all Nigerians get access to renewable energy; sustainable energy supply to their homes and offices, birthed the reawakening of the Energy Commission of Nigeria, ECN which had been pushed to a near comatose state.

“His ambitious and unshaken belief in his policies is spearheading the transformative reforms and innovative initiatives to advance the nation’s energy transition. These efforts aim to unlock new opportunities for economic growth, sustainable development, and improved energy access for all Nigerians.

“As Chairman of the ECN, President Tinubu remains deeply committed to driving the Energy Transition Plan; a core component of his Renewed Hope Agenda. His leadership emphasizes the critical role of clean energy and strategic reforms in building resilient energy sector.

“This commitment is a firm exposition to Nigeria’s ambition to become a global leader in sustainable energy solutions while fostering economic progress and environmental stewardship.

“And, for this enviable and laudable project to become complete, Nigerians need to ensure that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu enjoy their total support to see this actualized.

By Barrister. Aminu Hussaini

In a move that has redefined the contours of Kano politics, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf (AKY) might have crossed over to the All Progressives Congress (APC) while deliberately retaining his place within the Kwankwasiyya movement led by his long-time political mentor, Senator Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso. To casual observers, the decision appears paradoxical. To seasoned students of Kano’s political history, it is a carefully calibrated strategy – bold, pragmatic and deeply rooted in the State’s unique political culture.

Kano politics has never been governed by rigid binaries. From the days of Mallam Aminu Kano to the era of Kwankwaso, political movements in the state have often outlived party labels, functioning more as identities than platforms. AKY’s decision fits squarely within this tradition. By moving to the APC, he aligns Kano State with the party controlling the federal government, a move that promises smoother access to national power, resources and influence. By remaining Kwankwasiyya, he reassures his grassroots base that his political soul has not been traded for convenience.
This is not defiance; it is deference of a higher order. Governor Yusuf has been careful to acknowledge Kwankwaso not merely as a former governor or party leader, but as a father figure and mentor whose political investment in him is both personal and historical. In Kano’s culture, mentors are not discarded lightly. They are respected even when paths diverge.

AKY’s posture reflects a moral obligation deeply understood by the electorate: gratitude is not weakness, and loyalty does not preclude growth.
Crucially, the governor has avoided the trap that has undone many politicians before him-framing political evolution as rebellion. He has not dragged Dr. Kwankwaso into an unwanted defection, nor has he denounced the movement that produced him. Instead, he has separated institutions from individuals and party from philosophy. Kwankwasiyya, in this reading, is a political identity and social movement; APC is a governing vehicle. Kano State – not factional pride, is the destination.

Historically, Kano State Governors who isolated themselves from either the grassroots or the centre paid a heavy price. Those who fought Abuja struggled to deliver. Those who abandoned their base lost legitimacy. AKY appears determined to repeat neither mistake. His strategy is one of balance: consolidate federal cooperation without alienating the red-cap faithful who form the emotional core of Kano’s modern politics.

There is also a maturity in recognising that political mentors are not infallible, nor are they permanent gatekeepers of destiny. By charting his own course-respectfully, cautiously and without public acrimony-AKY signals readiness to lead Kano as governor of all, not as a factional lieutenant. That Dr. Kwankwaso has chosen not to cross over with him only reinforces the autonomy of both men and preserves political peace within the movement.
In the end, this is less about party logos and more about governance. Kano’s challenges-security, infrastructure, education and economic revival-require cooperation, not perpetual opposition. AKY’s manoeuvre, far from being opportunistic, reflects a clear-eyed assessment of power realities and historical lessons.

If politics is the art of the possible, then, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has demonstrated rare political intelligence: retaining identity without rigidity, honouring loyalty without captivity, and pursuing Kano’s interest above all else. In a political climate often defined by bitterness and betrayal, this may be his most compelling achievement yet.

Contributed by Barr. Aminu Hussaini, Special Adviser to the Governor of Kano State-AKY on Justice/Constitutional Matters

The Forum of Development Experts (FDE) and the Yari Roundtable have commended the appointment of former Zamfara State Governor, Senator Abdulaziz Abubakar Yari, as the new Chairman of the Board of Geregu Powe r Plc, describing it as a timely and strategic move for Nigeria’s power sector.

In a joint statement issued on Tuesday in Kaduna, the groups said Senator Yari’s appointment reflects confidence in his leadership capacity, experience in governance and commitment to national development.

According to the statement signed by Dr. Bawa Mohammed and Mr . Philip Darofai , Geregu Power Plc, as a key player in Nigeria’s electricity generation value chain, requires visionary leadership capable of strengthening corporate governance, improving operational efficiency and supporting national efforts to stabilise power supply.

“The appointment of Senator Abdulaziz Yari as Board Chairman of Geregu Power Plc is well deserved and strategically sound. His vast experience in public service, leadership and policy engagement positions him to provide effective oversight and strategic direction to the company,” the statement read.

The Forum of Development Experts noted that Yari’s leadership style, which they said emphasises accountability, inclusiveness and results, would contribute positively to Geregu Power’s growth and long-term sustainability.
Similarly, the Yari Roundtable described the appointment as a recognition of Senator Yari’s track record in leadership and his capacity to bridge public policy objectives with private sector efficiency.

The groups expressed confidence that under his chairmanship, Geregu Power would consolidate its role in boosting electricity generation, attract investment and support economic growth.

They also urged stakeholders in the power sector to give the new board the necessary support to enable it address challenges facing electricity generation in the country.

Geregu Power Plc is one of Nigeria’s leading power generation companies and plays a significant role in supplying electricity to the national grid.
The groups congratulated Senator Yari on the appointment and wished him success in his new role, expressing optimism that his tenure would add value to the company and the Nigerian power sector at large.