Kano State Governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, has congratulated the former Deputy Governor and State Coordinator of Arewa For Asiwaju (A4A) in Kano State, His Excellency Abdullahi Tijjani Muhammad Gwarzo, on the occasion of his 66th birthday.
Governor Yusuf described Gwarzo as an experienced leader, mentor and grassroots politician whose years of service have contributed significantly to the political and social development of Kano State.
The Governor acknowledged his wealth of experience, generosity, tolerance and ability to build relationships across different sections of society, describing these qualities as valuable attributes of responsible leadership.
He also congratulated Gwarzo on his recent appointment as the State Coordinator of Arewa For Asiwaju (A4A) in Kano State, expressing confidence that his experience, maturity and grassroots acceptability would contribute to effective coordination and purposeful engagement in the new assignment.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf prayed to Almighty Allah to grant Abdullahi Gwarzo many years in good health, wisdom, peace of mind and renewed strength to continue contributing to the development of Kano State and the nation in general.
He wished him a happy 66th birthday and continued success in his future endeavours.
Signed
Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa
Director-General
Media and Publicity
Government House Kano

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