The newly appointed Commissioner for Environment and Climate Change in Kano, Dr. Dahir Muhammad Hashim has called on staff of the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change to intensify efforts in ensuring the city remains clean and green.
He emphasized the importance of leaving no stone unturned in the mission to improve the environmental landscape of the state.
Dr. Hashim made the appeal today during his address to a crowd of staff who accompanied him to his new office.
He expressed gratitude for the warm reception he received and assured them of his commitment to an open-door policy that would foster collaboration and synergy within the ministry.
Reflecting on his appointment, Dr. Hashim thanked Allah (SWA) for granting him the opportunity to serve in this capacity and extended his appreciation to Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf for his trust.
He pledged to work diligently toward the achievement of the ministry’s goals and objectives.
The Commissioner further called on the heads of various departments within the ministry to submit progress reports and define the mandates of their departments. This, he said, would enable proper tracking and guide future actions.
In his remarks, the Acting Permanent Secretary, who also serves as the Director of Administration and General Services, Adamu Fate Jigaware, assured Dr. Hashim of the ministry staff’s readiness to support his vision and contribute to the success of his mandate.
Also present at the event were Hon. Surajo Imam, Chairman of Dala Local Government Area, and Alh. Dayyabu Ahmed Maiturare, Chairman of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) in Dala, among others.
Kano’s new environment commissioner pledges action for cleaner, greener city