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Barr. Ismaeel Idris Strengthens Ties with Youth Ministry, Amid Calls for House of Reps Run


By Suhaib Auwal
 

The APC Kano bigwig Barr. Ismaeel Idris, paid a courtesy visit to the Honourable Minister of Youth and Sports Development at his office in Abuja on Monday, as part of efforts to strengthen collaboration towards improving the lives of young people in Northern Nigeria.

The high-level meeting focused on strategic initiatives aimed at empowering youth, particularly in Kano State and Kumbotso Local Government Area. 

Both leaders expressed a shared commitment to addressing the pressing challenges facing young people in the region, including unemployment, limited access to education, and the need for greater community-based programs.

Speaking after the meeting, Barr. Ismaeel emphasized the importance of partnerships between government agencies to deliver tangible results.

 “This is a critical time for our youth. We must go beyond policy and move into practical actions that will uplift and transform lives, especially in communities like Kumbotso where the youth population is large and full of potential.”

Barr. Ismaeel’s proactive engagement has not gone unnoticed. 

In recent weeks, there has been a growing chorus of support from constituents urging him to run for the House of Representatives seat to represent Kumbotso Federal Constituency.

Many youths and community leaders believe his passion for development and track record in public service make him a strong candidate to bring meaningful change.

While he has yet to declare his intention formally, Barr. Ismaeel remains focused on grassroots development. 

His visit to the Youth and Sports Ministry is seen as another step in his ongoing efforts to build a brighter future for the next generation.

As expectations rise and political momentum builds, all eyes remain on Barr. Ismaeel Idris and his next move in the political landscape of Kano State.

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