Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf recently emphasized the importance of unity among political leaders while condemning violent political tactics. His comments were made during a special prayer session at the Government House, where 4,444 reciters gathered for Qur’an recitation. The governor's remarks aimed to promote peace and collaboration among politicians in the state amid a challenging political climate.

Governor Yusuf highlighted the recent collective devotion among citizens, expressing optimism that it is contributing positively to the state's political environment. He mentioned the attendance of key political figures, such as Deputy President of the Senate Barau Jibrin, at various state events as a sign of improving relations among leaders. The governor views these developments as encouraging steps towards reducing divisiveness in Kano’s political landscape.

By calling for unity, Yusuf hopes to foster an environment that prioritizes dialogue and cooperation over confrontation. His stance against 'do-or-die' politics reflects a broader desire to bring stability to the political scene, which has historically been plagued by violence and conflict. As the political landscape evolves, the governor's approach aims to set a foundation for constructive political engagement in Kano State.