By Usman Umar
Commander General, Kano Hisbah Board, Shiekh Aminu Ibrahim Daurawa has declared that he has no political ambition or nursing to contest any elective position in Kano.
Besides, the famous Islamic scholar reminded those spreading rumors of inclination to run for the Governorship election in 2027 that he would remain active in propagating the teaching of Islam.
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Sheikh Daurawa dispelled the insinuation when he returned to Hisbah headquarters in Sharada after the reconciliation between him and Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf.
Addressing the mammoth crowd that accompanied him back to his office, Sheikh Daurawa regretted what led to his earlier verbal resignation and the political interjection that triggered government’s reaction.
According to Commander General, some enemies of progress had come between him and the governor with old video clips to portray Hisbah in bad light. He added that part of the evil-doers also dominated the public space with ‘Daurawa 2027’ a political ambition he had never thought of.
Daurawa however commended the understanding of Governor Yusuf who sooner understood the undercurrent of the enemies of Hishah and subsequently renewed his administration’s readiness to support the board toward getting rid of immortality in Kano.
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Sheikh Daurawa declared that Hishah would remain steadfast in the fight against decadence just as he declared zero tolerance for all acts of insanity in the state.
He applauded the intervention of the Sultan of Sokoto, Alh. Saad Abubakar III, and other prominent personalities as well as the coalition of Ulama in Kano for the reconciliation.
On his part, the Director General, Media and Publicity, Sanusi Bature Dawakin-Tofa applauded the Commander General for accepting to withdraw his resignation.
He reassured government readiness to reinvigorate the strength of Hishah board to continue discharging its statutory duty in the state.