The Kano State Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya, on Thursday convened a strategic engagement with civil society organisations to deliberate on governance issues and enhance collaboration for sustainable development in the state.
Speaking during the meeting, Waiya briefed participants on key initiatives being implemented under the administration of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, highlighting the vital role civil society groups play in governance, policy formulation, and public accountability.
The commissioner reiterated the government’s commitment to inclusive governance, noting that civil society actors remain indispensable partners in promoting transparency and driving development across Kano State.
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He described civil society organisations as a critical constituency, stressing the need to deepen partnerships, sustain open communication, and foster stronger cooperation between government institutions and non-state actors.
Participants at the meeting commended the initiative, describing the session as interactive and forward-looking, as stakeholders exchanged ideas on policy priorities and strategies aimed at advancing development in the state.
The engagement ended with a renewed commitment from both the government and civil society groups to strengthen collaboration in promoting transparency, accountability, and people-oriented development initiatives in Kano State, the commissioner reiterated.