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Kano Commissioner vacates office despite Ganduje’s rejection of resignation

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Kano State Commissioner for Budget and Planning, Alhaji Nura Dankadai had on Wednesday handed over the affairs of his ministry despite Governor Abdullahi Ganduje’s rejection of his resignation letter.

Reports say Nura Dankadai, who has indicated interest to contest for the Tudun-Wada Federal Constituency, is said not to be happy with the directive for him to stay on as the party is more tilted to give the ticket in the constituency to House Majority Leader, Alhassan Ado Doguwa to go back to the National Assembly.

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Ganduje rejects Chief of Staff, 3 Commissioners’ resignation

He was said to have turned in his resignation letter on Monday and was among the 3 commissioners that Ganduje rejected their resignation.

According to Solacebase, Dankadai handed over to the Permanent Secretary, Malam Auwalu Sanda and left the ministry without any fun-fare.

Reports say over the weekend that Governor Abdullahi Ganduje issued an ultimatum to political appointees wishing to contest in the 2023 general elections to resign on or before Monday, April, 18th in line with the Electoral Act, 2022 as amended.

Culled from Independent Post

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