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Osun Climbs To 6th In Climate Governance Ranking

Lantana Nasir
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Osun Climbs To 6th In Climate Governance Ranking

Osun State has emerged 6th among Nigeria’s 36 states in the 2nd Edition of the Sub-national Climate Governance Performance Ranking Report, marking a remarkable rise from its previous 30th position.

The Climate Governance Performance Ranking is a federal government initiative supported by the Society for Planet and Prosperity (SPP).

The report provides a comprehensive evaluation of how Nigerian states are implementing climate policies, strengthening institutional frameworks, and promoting local climate action.

According to a press release signed by Governor Ademola Adeleke’s spokesperson, Olawale Rasheed, the ranking serves as an important tool for accountability, innovation, and collaboration toward achieving a sustainable and resilient future for all Nigerians.

“In this 2025 edition, Osun State achieved a total score of 265, marking an exceptional leap from 30th position in 2024 to 6th position; thereby emerging as the second-best performing state in the South-West region after Lagos State,” Rasheed stated.

According to Rasheed, the state has implemented several transformative initiatives, including:

•Increased budgetary allocation for climate change projects and programmes;

•Establishment of a Department of Climate Change and Renewable Energy within the Ministry of Environment and Sanitation;

•Implementation and monitoring of climate-related projects across local governments;

•Integration of climate education and environmental awareness into school curricula;

•Regular capacity building for state and local climate officers; and

•Enhanced coordination and collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Environment and other national and international partners.

Special commendation was also given to Professor Chinwe Obuaku-Igwe, Director-General and Special Envoy to the Governor on Climate Change and Renewable Energy, whose leadership, resilience, and strategic coordination have been instrumental in positioning Osun State as a national leader in sub-national climate governance.

The event was attended by key stakeholders, including the Minister of Environment, the Director-General of the National Council on Climate Change (NCCC), and other experts in climate change, circular economy, renewable energy, and environmental sustainability.

Rivers State Pledges Support for Judiciary’s Independence

Lantana Nasir
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Rivers State Pledges Support for Judiciary’s Independence

The Government of Rivers State, in South-South Nigeria, has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to ensuring that the state’s judiciary remains independent, efficient, and a steadfast pillar of democracy.

Speaking during the formal opening of the 2025/2026 legal year at a special court session held at the State High Court Complex, Rivers State Governor Siminalayi Fubara declared that his government would provide every necessary support to empower the judiciary as a truly autonomous and effective arm of government.
In his address, Governor Fubara praised the Rivers State Judiciary, describing it as one of the most reputable in Nigeria.
He lauded the courage, brilliance, and dedication of its judicial officers, noting that their consistent application of the law with integrity had strengthened the public’s trust in the justice system.
“Every judge is under a judicial oath to provide equal justice to all persons according to law without fear, favour, or affection, emphasising the moral responsibility of judges to uphold impartial justice in all cases,” he said.
The governor called on all courts, whether superior or subordinate, to carry out their duties with boldness and fairness, ensuring their rulings promote substantial justice, democracy, and respect for fundamental human rights.
He reminded legal practitioners of their role as ministers in the temple of justice, stressing that honesty and fidelity to the law must guide their practice.
In a reassuring note, Governor Fubara announced that the recent political crisis in the state had been fully resolved, with all stakeholders reconciled and the administration now focused on delivering people-oriented governance.
 “We have resumed full implementation of our developmental agenda with renewed energy and greater determination, pledging cooperation with the Legislature, Judiciary, and relevant institutions to fast-track progress,” he added.
The Governor also acknowledged the exemplary leadership of the Chief Judge of Rivers State, Justice Simeon Amadi, whose efforts, he said, have kept the judiciary functional and credible even in difficult times.

Cordelia Eke, Chair of the NBA Port Harcourt, has asserted that political challenges and the lack of an Attorney General have significantly hindered the delivery of justice.

She emphasised the necessity of enhancing legal frameworks to protect institutions during periods of crisis.

On behalf of the Body of Senior Advocates of Nigeria (BOSAN), Onueze Okocha decried the erosion of public trust in the courts, blaming it on inconsistent judgments and slow justice. He urged judges to uphold integrity and resist personal or political influence.
The event concluded with presentations of gifts to key state officials and intercessory prayers for the Judiciary, Government, Rivers State, and the nation at large.

U.S Presidential Advisor Dismisses Religious Persecution Claims in Nigeria

Hauwa Abubakar Anaja
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U.S Presidential Advisor Dismisses Religious Persecution Claims in Nigeria

Temitope Mustapha, Abuja

Senior Adviser to the United States President Donald Trump, on Arab and African Affairs, Massad Boulos, has described allegations of religious persecution in Nigeria as misguided and inconsistent with the realities on the ground, affirming that terrorism in the country affects citizens of all faiths and ethnicities.

Mr. Boulos, who met with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on the sidelines of the 10th Aqaba Process Summit in Rome, said it was “unfortunate” that narratives of religious targeting were being promoted despite clear evidence that states otherwise.

He emphasised that “terrorism has no colour, no relation, no tribe,” stressing that people from all religious and ethnic backgrounds have been victims of violence.

According to him, “Of course, any incident of any loss of life is absolutely unfortunate, of course, those who know the terrain well know that terrorism has no colour, no relation, no tribe. People of all religions and of all tribes are dying, and it is very unfortunate, and we even know that Boko Haram and ISIS are killing more Muslims than more Christians. So people are suffering from all sorts of backgrounds. This is not specifically targeted at one group or the other.”

While condemning every loss of life as “one too many,” the U.S. envoy underscored the need for Nigeria and the United States to continue to work in partnership to end terrorism and communal clashes across the country.

Mr. Boulos further commended the Tinubu-led administration’s recent security measures and increased deployment of resources to troubled areas in the Middle Belt, applauding visible improvements and reiterating that Nigeria remains a diverse but united nation, where Christians and Muslims have co-existed peacefully for centuries.

“With regards to other incidents that happened in the middle belt where farmers are located …, and herdsmen are going through, they have these incidents. Definitely, it is not something that we can say are specifically targeted at this specific group; however we must work together to put an end to this.

“However any loss of life is too many, one is too many, we should put an end to work together in partnership to put an end to this.

“The Nigerian government and the President Tinubu administration have recently put in additional measures and put more resources in those area and we have seen more improvements in those areas.

“We appreciate those measures and we look forward to ending these sorts of acts wherever they come from and we know that Nigeria is a country with all sorts of groups and religious groups.

“Ethnic and tribal and other groups are living together for centuries and the Nigerian population is split 50/50, and so this has never been a serious religious issue and should not be, but we appreciate what President Tinubu has done and we shall continue to work together to make sure it’s taken care of.”

Boulous added he discussed enhanced cooperation with the Nigerian Leader, President Tinubu thereby further strengthening cooperation with the government of the United States in combating terrorism and strengthening regional security.

“We talked about a number of things most importantly on counter terrorism, we have been working very closely with the Nigerian government and President Tinubu’s administration on countering terrorism and fighting terrorism.

“What is happening today in the Sahel region and in the Lake Chad Basin is of extreme concern to all of us not just people in the sub region but to the entire world to Europe and to the entire world

“It is a very serious concern and we are working on combating it and to we will be cooperating with and continue to cooperate towards combating this serious problem in the region,” Boulos said.

Gulf of Guinea Security

Further highlighting Nigeria-U.S Cooperation on the Gulf of Guinea, the Senior Adviser to President Trump,  Massad Boulos, emphasised the importance of continued collaboration between Nigeria and the United States in strengthening maritime security across the Gulf of Guinea.

He said maritime safety remains a vital area of cooperation, not only for Nigeria but for all countries within the Gulf of Guinea region.

The UN Envoy noted that both nations have already established strong frameworks for intelligence sharing, joint training, and technology-driven security operations, adding that several ongoing programs are being expanded to address emerging threats along the West African coast.

Boulos also acknowledged Nigeria’s recent acquisition of advanced maritime equipment from the United States, expressing optimism that the partnership would deepen through enhanced operational capacity, intelligence exchange, and sustained regional coordination.

“We also talked about the maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea , also a very important of our cooperation not just Nigeria but other countrues within the Gulf of Guinea so hopefully this is something we can continue to work on

“There is a lot of work we have already done together already. There is information sharing, there is training , there is technology; there are quiet a few programs that we have worked on and we will continue to work on but hopefully we can increase that. We know that Nigeria recently purchased some equipment from the United States and we hopefully hope towards working improving on that. “

The US Envoy reaffirmed the commitment of the United States to working closely with the Tinubu administration to secure the Gulf of Guinea, safeguard trade routes, and strengthen economic stability across West Africa.

 

 

 

APC Governors Back Renewed Hope Programmes

Bilkisu Halilu Pai
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APC Governors Back Renewed Hope Programmes

The Progressives Governors’ Forum (PGF) has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for initiating the Renewed Hope programmes, noting the successes achieved in the economy and security sectors.

The PGF, led by Imo State Governor Senator Hope Odidimma Uzodimma, made the commendation at a two-day meeting.

The governors also urged the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to engage in dialogue with the federal government to resolve their grievances.

The PGF commended President Tinubu for strengthening national unity and providing progressive leadership.

They also welcomed the new APC National Chairman, Professor Nentawe Goshwe Yilwatda, assuring him of their support.

The governors noted that there is greater understanding and engagement between the federal government and states, which they vowed to sustain.

President Tinubu Prioritises Education, Digital Economy – Minister

Hauwa Abubakar Anaja
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President Tinubu Prioritises Education, Digital Economy – Minister

The Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Prince Lateef Olasunkanmi Fagbemi, has said that President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda has placed education, digital economy development, and human capital advancement at the centre of the national development strategy.

Prince Fagbami (SAN) disclosed this in Lokoja, North Central Nigeria, while presenting a lecture titled “The Intersection of Law, Digital Technology and Human Resourcefulness in Transforming University Education in Nigeria” as part of activities slated for the 9th convocation ceremony of the Federal University Lokoja, Kogi State.

According to him, the policy framework of the present administration recognises that Nigeria’s demographic advantage can only be realised through strategic investments in educational excellence and innovation that prepare citizens for productive participation in the global economy.

He added that the administration’s commitment to educational transformation extends beyond traditional infrastructure development to encompass systematic reforms in curriculum development, technology integration, and institutional capacity building.

“The establishment of 67 new higher institutions in the two years, with a focus on specialised fields such as agriculture, environment, health sciences, sports, and technology, demonstrates strategic alignment between university development and national economic diversification objectives.

“It is noteworthy that in August this year, after an extensive review of the state of tertiary education, President Tinubu placed a moratorium on establishing new universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.

“The move responds to widespread under-enrolment and resource allocation issues in existing institutions, with some running far below capacity. By pausing expansion, the government has sought to focus on improving quality, strengthening facilities, and raising academic standards to ensure Nigerian graduates remain competitive globally,” the minister said.

Speaking further, the Minister of Justice pointed out that the transformation of Nigerian university education requires collective responsibility extending beyond individual institutions or government agencies, noting that the government must provide enabling policy frameworks and strategic leadership to achieve the desired transformation in the education sector.

“Universities must embrace change while preserving their essential functions. Students must engage actively in their education. Society must support educational excellence while holding institutions accountable,” he stated.

 

 

 

 

 

Ministers of Foreign Affairs Adopt Kampala Declaration

Hauwa Abubakar Anaja
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Ministers of Foreign Affairs Adopt Kampala Declaration

By Margaret Ebeshi

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) have adopted the Kampala Declaration at the 19th Mid-Term Ministerial Meeting held in Uganda.

At the meeting with the theme “Deepening Cooperation for Shared Global Affluence,” the ministers reviewed progress on decisions taken at the 2024 Kampala Summit and addressed emerging global challenges affecting peace, development, and multilateralism.

The ministers also emphasised the continuing relevance of NAM in today’s complex geopolitical environment and underscored its role in promoting international peace, equality, and justice.

The declaration reaffirmed the enduring principles of the Movement, rooted in the Bandung (1955) and Belgrade (1961) Conferences, including respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity, non-interference, and peaceful coexistence among states.

Palestine

A central focus of the Kampala Declaration was the Question of Palestine, which remains at the heart of NAM’s agenda.

The ministers expressed deep concern over the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

The declaration called for the full implementation of UN General Assembly Resolution ES-10/27, demanding an end to any blockade and unrestricted humanitarian access.

It also commended mediation efforts by Egypt, Qatar, Türkiye, and the United States in achieving the Sharm el-Sheikh Agreement to end hostilities.

The ministers also reiterated NAM’s support for the Two-State Solution, with East Jerusalem as the capital of an independent State of Palestine.

They called for Palestine’s admission as a full United Nations Member State and welcomed the New York Declaration on the peaceful settlement of the Palestinian question, co-chaired by Saudi Arabia and France.

Beyond the Middle East, the declaration addressed regional tensions and sovereignty concerns, condemning Israel’s continued occupation of the Syrian Golan Heights and its aggressions against Lebanon and Syria.

The ministers further denounced recent Israeli airstrikes on the Islamic Republic of Iran, describing them as grave violations of international law and threats to international peace and security.

The Kampala Declaration also renewed NAM’s commitment to multilateralism, calling for comprehensive reforms of the United Nations system, the international financial architecture, and global governance institutions.

It voiced strong support for Africa’s representation in a reformed UN Security Council, in line with the Ezulwini Consensus and Sirte Declaration.

On global development, NAM reaffirmed its commitment to the full implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Addis Ababa Action Agenda, urging developed nations to provide fair financing, debt relief, and technology transfer to developing countries.

The ministers also called for the immediate lifting of all unilateral coercive measures that hinder the economic growth and human development of targeted nations.

Climate action featured prominently in the declaration, with the ministers recognizing the Baku Climate Unity Pact from COP29 as a milestone in global cooperation.

They urged developed countries to lead in addressing climate challenges under the principles of equity and common but differentiated responsibilities, in accordance with the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

On peace and security, NAM reaffirmed its opposition to terrorism in all forms and condemned the misuse of emerging technologies and cyberspace for terrorist purposes.

The ministers underscored the need for international collaboration on cybersecurity and called for dialogue, tolerance, and respect among nations and cultures as tools to counter extremism and hate speech.

Concluding the meeting, the ministers expressed appreciation to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni and the Government of Uganda for hosting the conference and for their leadership in advancing NAM’s objectives.

They also looked forward to the XX Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Movement to be held in Uzbekistan, where member states will continue efforts to strengthen unity, global cooperation, and shared prosperity.

 

 

President Tinubu Hails Obamuroh on Global Law Firm Partnership

Hauwa Abubakar Anaja
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President Tinubu Hails Obamuroh on Global Law Firm Partnership

Temitope Mustapha, Abuja

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has congratulated Nigerian lawyer, Mr. Tolu Obamuroh, on his elevation to the partnership of White & Case LLP, one of the world’s leading international law firms headquartered in New York.

In a statement by his Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Mr. Bayo Onanuga, the President described the appointment as a testament to Nigerian excellence, resilience, and global competence.

Mr. Obamuroh, who will serve as Partner in the firm’s International Arbitration Practice in Paris from January 1, next year, is one of only three new global partners in the division and the only one based in Paris.

President Tinubu commended the lawyer’s remarkable career, noting that he has represented sovereigns and major corporations in complex, high-value cross-border disputes across the energy and infrastructure sectors.

He further lauded Mr. Obamuroh’s ongoing contributions as a trusted adviser to the Government of Nigeria under the supervision of the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice.

According to the President, Tolu’s elevation represents the very essence of the Renewed Hope Vision, a nation whose citizens lead and excel across global disciplines with integrity, competence, and impact.

President Tinubu joined the legal community, family, and friends of the newly appointed partner in celebrating the milestone, urging young Nigerians to draw inspiration from his journey as proof that dedication and discipline can propel them to global prominence.

With his elevation into the partnership of White & Case LLP, one of the world’s leading international law firms headquartered in New York, Obamuroh now distinguishes himself as the only Nigerian-qualified lawyer in this year’s global partner class, a reflection of exceptional merit and professional achievement.

 

 

 

UNESCO Commends Nigeria’s Commitment to Education Transformation 

Hauwa Abubakar Anaja
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UNESCO Commends Nigeria’s Commitment to Education Transformation 

Mnena Iyorkegh, Saleem Kankimes

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organlsation (UNESCO), has commended Nigeria’s Ministry of Education for its unwavering dedication and commitment to transforming Nigeria’s education sector and institutionalising peace learning landscape.

The Head of Office UNESCO in Nigeria, Mr. Jean-Paul Ngome-Abyaga, stated this at the National Multi stakeholder Consultative Engagement on the National Peace Education Initiative (NPEI).

The National Peace Education Initiative (NPEI) seeks to equip young Nigerians with values and critical thinking skills that promote dialogue, unity, and resilience in a diverse nation.

The UNESCO Head of Office, who was represented by the Regional Education Advisor and Head of Education Sector, UNESCO, Mr. Albert Mendy, stressed that education remains one of the most powerful tools to reshape mindsets, promote non-violence, and build lasting unity.

“At the heart of UNESCO mission is a simple but powerful conviction that peace begins in the minds of women and men and educating women is one of the strongest tools we have to nurture. Education also helps strengthen the commitment of learners to non-violence and peace, in particular by addressing hateful and violent narratives. Education guides more than impact knowledge, it shares acceptance and It opens the way for value, understanding, and active representation”, he said.

He added that UNESCO will continue to offer support in fostering peace and tolerance to Nigeria through education.

“In 2023, UNESCO updated a recommendation on education for peace, human rights and system of development, which is expected to serve as a helpful guidepost in defining educational objectives that enable more peaceful processes. UNESCO will not face costs in supporting Nigeria to develop and implement a national peace education initiative that truly reflects our shared values and aspirations. Together, we can nurture a generation that not only learns about peace, that leads people'”, he added.

Inclusive education 

The Director Planning, Research and Development Department, Nigeria’s Ministry of Education, Mrs. Ubianugu Anigbodu, reiterated its commitment to promoting peace and inclusion through education.

She commended UNESCO for its collaboration and the participants from across the education sector for their dedication to institutionalizing peace education in Nigeria’s school system.

“Education is not only a tool for knowledge acquisition, but also a powerful means of shaping character, fostering tolerance, and nurturing understanding among diverse groups. Education remains a vital tool for shaping character, fostering tolerance, and building a peaceful society”, she said.

For his part, the Director General Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution in Nigeria, (IPCR) Dr. Joseph Ochogwu, reaffirmed their dedication to advancing peace education and fostering non-violence through collaborative learning initiatives in Nigeria. He highlighted the Institute’s ongoing efforts in promoting peace through educational partnerships.

“The Institute of Peace and Conflict Resolutions initiatives ranging from peace education programs and workshops to the National Peace Academy’s capacity building courses have continued to equip educators, students, and community leaders with the tools to prevent violent extremism and build a culture of tolerance and reconciliation across the nation”, he said.

The Executive Secretary Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council Prof. Salisu Shehu emphasized the sacred value of human life as the foundation for peace education in Nigeria.

Speaking at the National Multi stakeholder Consultative Engagement on the National Peace Education Initiative (NPEI), Prof. Salisu underscored that all faiths uphold the sanctity of life and reject violence in any form.

“Institutionalising peace education is not only important but an existential necessity for human survival, social harmony, and environmental balance. The address reinforced that promoting peace means safeguarding life itself and ensuring coexistence among individuals, communities, and the wider society”, she added.

Fostering global citizenship 

Meanwhile the International Program Officer Untied State Embassy in Nigeria, Ilana Weinberg have expressed strong support for Nigeria’s National Peace Education Initiative (NPEI), describing education as a transformative step towards fostering global citizenship, tolerance, and human dignity.

” US is committed to partnering with Nigeria education stakeholders to developing a curriculum that equips young people with the knowledge, empathy, and critical thinking skills needed to promote peace, solidarity, and respect for human rights. Understanding historical atrocities such as the Holocaust, colonialism, and genocide is vital in helping learners recognize the dangers of hate, discrimination, and extremism”, she said.

The National Multi Stakeholder Consultative Engagement on the Peace Education Initiative (NPEI), brought together key stakeholders from government institutions, civil society, and the education sector to deliberate on strategies for institutionalizing peace education within the national education framework at fostering peace, unity, and social cohesion across Nigeria.

 

No Boko Haram Splinter Groups in Nasarawa – Police

Hauwa Abubakar Anaja
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No Boko Haram Splinter Groups in Nasarawa – Police

Amina Mohammed, Lafia
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‎The Nasarawa State commissioner of Police, CP Shetima Mohammed-Jauro, has said that there are no Boko Haram splinter group members in the state.
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‎CP Mohammed-Jauro stated at a briefing that the command’s attention was drawn to social media reports alleging that a faction of the terrorist group, known as “Wulo-Wulo,” had moved into parts of the North Central region.
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‎He, however, clarified that after a discreet and coordinated investigation conducted in collaboration with other security agencies and local vigilante groups, no such presence was found anywhere in Nasarawa State.
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‎The Commissioner assured residents that security had been heightened with intensified surveillance, particularly around border communities.
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‎He reiterated the command’s commitment to strengthening community policing and intelligence gathering.
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Kano Inaugurates Committee for UNESCO World Heritage Volunteers Programme

Hauwa Abubakar Anaja
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Kano Inaugurates Committee for UNESCO World Heritage Volunteers Programme

By Salihu Ali, Kano

In a renewed effort to promote and safeguard its centuries-old cultural heritage, the Kano State Government has inaugurated the Organising Committee for the 2025 UNESCO World Heritage Volunteers (WHV) Programme.

The initiative highlights the state’s dedication to cultural preservation, youth empowerment, and sustainable development.

The inauguration ceremony, performed by the Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Umar Faruq Ibrahim on behalf of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf signals Kano’s readiness to collaborate with UNESCO in advancing community participation and heritage conservation on a global scale.

While addressing the Committee, Ibrahim praised UNESCO’s continued partnership with member states, emphasising that the WHV initiative aligns with Governor Yusuf’s vision of positioning culture, tourism, and heritage as key pillars of economic and social development.

“The Kano State Government remains fully committed to preserving and promoting our cultural heritage,” said Ibrahim. “This initiative will further strengthen Kano’s place as a center of history, creativity, and cultural excellence not just in Nigeria but across Africa.”

Preserving cultural landmarks

Accepting the appointment on behalf of the newly inaugurated committee, the Commissioner for Tourism and Culture, Hajiya Aisha Lawan Saji, expressed appreciation to the government for the trust placed in them.

“Kano’s heritage defines our identity,” she said. “We are committed to protecting our traditions, landmarks, and collective history for future generations. This programme will ensure our legacy endures.”

The Programme Director, UNESCO WHV Nigeria 2025, Malame N. Mangzha, applauded Kano for its outstanding role in preserving cultural landmarks such as Kurmi Market, Dala Hills, and other historic sites that symbolize the roots of Hausa civilization.

“Kano holds a special place in Africa’s cultural landscape,” she noted. “Its living traditions reflects resilience and pride. This project will elevate Kano’s international cultural profile while fostering youth and community engagement.”

She further revealed that several local and international organizations are expected to collaborate in the 2025 programme, which aims to attract investment and promote sustainable tourism in the region.

“Today’s event is part of a nationwide campaign to engage communities, youth, and traditional leaders in heritage protection, in line with UNESCO’s global mission of promoting culture, environmental sustainability, and inclusive development,” she said.

The committee, chaired by Hajiya Aisha Lawan Saji, includes distinguished figures from government, the academia, and cultural sectors.

The UNESCO WHV 2025 Kano Programme is expected to foster cultural awareness, promote sustainable tourism, and strengthen grassroots participation in heritage conservation.

The initiative reaffirms Kano’s position as the cradle of African civilization and a global symbol of cultural endurance.

Details of the engagement was contained in a press statement by the Press Secretary, Office of the Secretary to Kano State Government, Musa Tanko Muhammad.

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