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Gawuna @55: G10 felicitate with acting Kano State Governor



A renown Kano based Political movement has felicitated with Kano state acting governor Dr. Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna on the occasion of his 55th birthday. 

The leader of the movement Dr. Abukakar Tanko described Dr. Gawuna as a hardworking gentleman who dedicated this life to service to humanity. 

According to him, the acting Governor excelled in various aspects of human development, which put him in a strategic position to become Kano state governor in the nearest future.

The G10 leader recalled, unprecedented achievements Gawuna recorded as 2-term Nasarawa local government chairman, 3-term commissioner for agriculture and deputy governor of Kano state.

The birthday message was jointly signed by G10 Vice Chairman Sadiq Ali Sango and Publicity Secretary Auwalu Durumin Iya.

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