Bintu Nuhu Yakasai
Hajiya Amina Abdullahi HOD, the newly appointed Commissioner of the Kano State Ministry of Women Affairs, Children and Disabled, has pledged to usher in a new era of progress and development in the ministry.
She made this statement today when she reported to her new Ministry to take the new mantle of leadership, marking the beginning of a new chapter in her remarkable journey.
“We will not be bogged down by how things were done in the past,” she stated. “Instead, we will focus on building a better future for the people of Kano State, particularly women, children, and persons with disabilities.”
Commissioner Abdullahi also stressed the importance of teamwork and collaboration within the ministry. “I am committed to carrying all staff members along and working together as a family to achieve our goals,” she said. “I will not tolerate gossip or any form of negativity that can hinder our progress.”
The commissioner expressed her admiration for the leadership style of Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso and Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, who have demonstrated a strong commitment to the welfare of the people of Kano State. “I plan to follow in their footsteps and ensure that our ministry’s programs and policies are tailored to meet the needs of our people,” she said.
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry, Muttaka Iliyasu Yakasai speaking on behalf of the entire staff, warmly welcomed the new Commissioner, Hajiya Amina Abdullahi, and assured her of their full support.
He expressed the staff’s enthusiasm to work collaboratively with the Commissioner to improve the lives of women, children, and persons with disabilities in Kano State.
The Permanent Secretary emphasized that the staff are committed to generating new ideas and innovative solutions to address the challenges facing the ministry.
He encouraged an open-door policy, fostering a culture of teamwork, transparency, and accountability.
The Special Adviser to Governor Abba of the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs has made a groundbreaking announcement that a People with Disabilities Commission will soon be established in Kano State. This commission he said aims to significantly improve the lives and welfare of persons with disabilities, promoting their inclusion and empowerment in society.
He said the establishment of this commission is a crucial step towards addressing the challenges faced by persons with disabilities in Kano State.
Adding that It will provide a platform for them to voice their concerns, access support services, and participate fully in the state’s development.
He said the commission’s mandate will include advising the government on policies and programs that promote the inclusion and welfare of persons with disabilities. It will also work to promote public awareness on the rights of persons with disabilities and the need for their inclusion in all aspects of society.
Following a warm welcoming ceremony, the Commissioner, accompanied by staff and well-wishers, visited the Nasarawa Children’s Home. Upon arrival, the Commissioner was briefed by Maimuna Hamisu Tahir, the Home’s in-charge, on the facility’s progress and challenges.
The Commissioner assured the Home that she would do her utmost to address the challenges facing the facility, demonstrating her commitment to improving the lives of the children and vulnerable individuals under its care.
