JUST IN: Vice President Shettima Lands in Kano, Video, Details Emerge
- Vice President Kashim Shettima on Friday, December 6, assured Nigerian investors that the administration of President Bola Tinubu would give them the needed support to thrive and succeed in all their businesses across the country
- Speaking when he visited the Mamuda Group, a Nigerian multi-industry conglomerate at their Kano headquarters, the vice president, declared to investors in Kano that the FG would ensure that investors achieve their dreams
- Shettima drew their attention to 'the government’s continued promotion' of sustainability and progress for investment opportunities in Nigeria
Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of experience covering politics, public affairs and governance.
Kano, Kano state - Vice President Kashim Shettima landed in Kano on Friday afternoon, December 6.
Legit.ng reports that Shettima is currently assessing the manufacturing environment in the colossal northern state.
The Nigerian No.2 citizen will visit Mamuda Group, a local multi-industry conglomerate, and engage with its executive leadership. He will be at Mamuda Beverages Factory, situated in Kano state's bustling Challawa Industrial Estate.
Shettima is set to survey critical sections at Mamuda Group, including the syrup room, the production line reportedly capable of producing an impressive 41,000 bottles per hour, as well as the facility’s "sophisticated" water treatment unit.
Stakeholders say the visit underscores the federal government’s commitment to fostering industrial growth, creating jobs, and strengthening Nigeria’s manufacturing sector.
Watch the videos of Shettima in Kano below:
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Security operatives take over Kano emir's palace
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that heavily armed policemen and operatives of the secret police surrounded the Kano state emir's palace, restricting entry and exit.
The current tension reportedly stems from the emir's intention to accompany Munir Sanusi to his official district posting in Bichi, despite existing disputes over the legitimacy of the Bichi Emirate Council.
Source: Legit.ng