The Kano State Governor Kabir Yusuf has officially signed the Kano State Security Neighborhood Watch Law 2025 into law. This landmark legislation, along with two other critical laws, received approval from the Kano State Assembly and marks a significant milestone in the state’s legislative agenda.
The newly enacted laws are designed to address key challenges in security, transportation, and public health, positioning Kano State for rapid development.
The Kano State Metropolitan Area Transport Authority (Amendment) Law, 2025 aims to enhance the efficiency of public transportation across the state’s metropolitan areas. The amendments focus on strengthening regulatory frameworks, expanding service coverage, and ensuring strict adherence to transport safety standards. These changes are expected to streamline traffic flow, reduce congestion, and improve overall commuter experience in Kano’s bustling urban centers.
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Another crucial piece of legislation, the Kano State Centre for Disease Control and Prevention Law, 2025, establishes a robust framework for disease surveillance, prevention, and response. With a rising need for improved public health infrastructure, this law empowers the state to tackle infectious diseases, enhance health education, and facilitate advanced medical research. Experts believe this law will be a game-changer in strengthening Kano’s healthcare system and emergency response capabilities.
The signing ceremony took place at the 25th Kano State Executive Council meeting held at the Government House, reaffirming the administration’s unwavering commitment to security, public welfare, and socioeconomic growth. Governor Yusuf emphasized that these laws underscore his administration’s resolve to deliver the dividends of democracy and accelerate development across all sectors.
