The Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II, expressed strong approval of Governor Abdul-Aziz Yari Lawal’s recent initiatives in Zamfara State during a ceremony in the state’s capital, Gusau.
On the day the Emir was the guest of honour, the newly rebuilt and fully equipped Zawiyya Mosque and Islamiyya School were formally commissioned. The event marked a significant investment in the region’s religious and educational infrastructure.
Speaking to attendees, the Emir praised Governor Lawal for his performance in the state, noting that the projects reflected a commitment to improving community welfare and fostering Islamic education.
Zamfara, located in north‑western Nigeria, has faced challenges ranging from security concerns to limited educational resources. The mosque and school are intended to address some of these gaps by providing a centre for worship and learning.
While the Emir’s comments were positive, no specific details were released about future plans or additional projects. The ceremony was attended by local officials, religious leaders, and community members who celebrated the completion of the facilities.
<small>Source: AllAfrica Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>