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Emir of Kano Praises Gov Lawal's Work in Zamfara

The Emir of Kano expresses satisfaction with Governor Lawal's achievements in Zamfara, highlighting the importance of cleanliness in places of worship.

Emir of Kano Praises Gov Lawal's Work in Zamfara

The Emir of Kano, His Royal Highness Khalifah Muhammad Sunusi II, has shown he is pleased with Governor Dauda Lawal’s work in Zamfara State.

The Emir attended the opening of the rebuilt and furnished Zawiyya Mosque and Islamiyya School in Gusau.

The Zawiyya is among the oldest Islamic schools in Zamfara. It has a long history of producing scholars in different fields.

During his Friday sermon at the new mosque, Professor Ibrahim Maqari talked about the need for peaceful living among people. He also stressed the importance of cleanliness, especially in places of worship.

At the opening event, the Emir of Kano, Khalifah Muhammadu Sunusi II, mentioned that only those who knew the old Zawiyya could truly see how much work Governor Lawal has done.

He also pointed out how important it is to keep the new mosque clean and in good shape.

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He said, "The mosque should be kept clean and in good condition. We must maintain cleanliness when we come here because the mosque is a symbol of Islam.

“I am delighted with this work. May Almighty Allah reward His Excellency.

“I can see the good work you are doing in Zamfara State in education, health, security, and infrastructure.

“I am not surprised, as I have known your governor since his days in the banking industry. I know his capabilities, and I am impressed by his performance and happy to see him doing such wonderful work as governor.

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