Kano gist

07/12/2024

You mean to tell me that this guy’s classic sensation comedy show won the comedy show of the year over MC NACHO???

What was that clownery that you people displayed last night?

02/09/2024

Today’s best photos❤️

02/09/2024

Today’s best picture ❤️

26/07/2024

Dawisu sarkin ado 🦚

📷 A.Gems

24/07/2024

Which of these delicious northern dishes is your favorite?😍

17/07/2024

Ansauki su, ankuma nasasu.

Gaskiya anan babu lisafi

07/06/2024

08/05/2024

Meet Maria Felipa de Oliveira, the Black Woman Who Helped Brazil Gain Independence. She was one of 3 women that participated in the struggle for Bahia's independence in Brazil 🇧🇷 in 1823.

Overall she led around 200 rèsistance fighters using gùerrilla tactics (mostly Black and indigenous women). They continued to fight until the last Portuguese troops left the country on July 2nd, 1823.

Maria Felipa continued her life as a fisherwoman and capoeirista practioner, admired by the people of her island and all over Brazil. She dièd on January 4, 1873.

06/05/2024

Buy NEPA bread. No power failure

04/05/2024

A rana irin ta yau 04 Mayu 2002 yau shekara 22 kenan da wani jirgin sama ya fadi a unguwar gwammaja dake nan Kano, inda yayi sanadiyar mutuwar sama da mutane 148.

01/05/2024

YANZU- YANZU: Fatima Mai Zógale kenan a cikin jirgi a filin jirgin sama na Aminu Kanó za ta koma Abuja bayan ta ziyarci Kano donin ɗaukar bidiyon waƙar da aka yi mata

Wane fata zaku yi mata?

25/04/2024

Akwai matsala
Ai saikayi takanka

25/04/2024

Wayyo Allah 😜😆

25/04/2024

I came across this and thought I should share with you.

*HATE* *NO ONE!*

*Before* you *hate* anyone in this *life*, try and *find out* if you're *important* to the person, so that you don't *waste* your *hatred*.

*I* will never *hate* anyone but I will *distance* myself from *people* who do not *value* me.

*Be* careful so you don't *hate* a *lovely* *person*, because of a *dirty rumour* you heard about them which was created out of *jealousy* and *envy*.

*Try* to *appreciate* those who *gossip* about *you*. It's not easy for *someone* to *leave* their *problems* and *carry* yours on their *head*.

*Forgive betrayals* but be *careful* with *them*, because next time they may not *spare* your *life*. May *God expose all pretenders* around *you*.

*Even* if you kill *yourself* for some *people*, they will still *complain* that you didn't *die* in a *proper* way. Do your *best* and *leave* the *rest*, you can't *satisfy human being*.

*If* you are always *worried* about what *others* are saying about *you*, you will *never* be *happy*.

*A* jealous friend is a *dangerous* enemy.

*When* your blessings are getting *closer*, your *attacks* become *greater*. Don't look at the *storm*, *God* is by your *side*, you will *win* by *God's grace*
Everybody cannot *love* you, don't *lose* your *peace* over those who *hate* you.

Those unscrupulous sets who *convinced* people to hate you, they can not *convince God* to *hate* you.

God is with you, remain blessed!🙏❤️

10/03/2024

Cikin Hotuna:

Yadda Mai Taimakawa Shugaban Ƙasa Kan Yaɗa Labarai Malam Abdul'aziz Abdul'aziz ya duba aikin rabon tallafin Shinkafa Tirela 140 da Tsohon Gwamnan Zamfara Alh. Abdul'aziz Yari ya samar don tallafawa mabuƙata a Arewacin Ƙasar nan.

06/03/2024

PHOTOS: Super Eagles Star, Ahmed Musa Visits Kano Governor

Super Eagles captain, Ahmed Musa, has paid a courtesy visit to Kano State Governor, Abba Yusuf.

This was made known by the Super Eagles star on his Instagram account on Tuesday.

During the visit, Musa and and the governor deliberated on strategies to enrich sporting opportunities for Kano's youth across diverse disciplines beyond football.

Expressing his enthusiasm, Musa conveyed his willingness to collaborate with the governor to advance state sports development.

Sharing photos from the meeting Musa wrote, “Honoured to have had a productive conversation during a courtesy visit to His Excellency, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State!

"We discussed the importance of enhancing sports opportunities for all youths in Kano, not only in football but across all sporting disciplines. Excited to work together towards a brighter future for sports development in our beloved state!”

Credit: Instagram | ahmedmusa718
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06/03/2024

A yau Laraba 6/3/2024 Aminu J Town da ƴan uwansa ƴan TikTok sun miƙa sabuwar motar da s**a siyawa Hisbah wacce s**a mata laƙabi da "Operation Kau Da Baɗala"

03/02/2024

Saturday, 3rd February 2024

*PRESS STATEMENT*

For Immediate Release

*NIGERIANS ARE SUFFERING: REVERSE FUEL SUBSIDY!*

We are a Group of Civil Society Organizations working in various fields of human endeavour in Kano State and beyond. The Group is deeply concerned with the economic hardship faced by the citizens of Nigeria, particularly the impact on the underprivileged.

The Group believe that the recent removal of fuel subsidy is a major contributing factor to this hardship, among other multifactorial reasons. Since the removal of the fuel subsidies, social unrest, poverty and inflation have been on the rise aggressively. Living standards of the underprivileged Nigerians who are the majority are massively falling. Costs of food, education and healthcare which are the necessities of life are almost unattainable for the average Nigerian.

Studies have shown that since the removal of fuel subsidies, transportation fares have shot up by over 200%. More families are experiencing unbearable hardship; children are crying massively because of hunger, and millions of parents weep profusely every day at their children’s despair.

According to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) report in 2023, inflation for May 2023 increased by 4.70% compared to May 2022. Additionally, the month-on-month inflation rate for May 2023 was 0.03% higher than in April 2023.

On the other hand, the food inflation rate of 24.82% in May rose to 25.25% and 26.98% at the end of June and July, respectively. This trend indicates that the removal of subsidies has contributed to a persistent rise in inflation and food rates.

Unfortunately, the social cushioning and protection measures by the government more recently have been marred with alleged corruption while short-changing the potential beneficiaries who ideally are the poor Nigerians.

In light of this, we urgently call upon President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to without delay return fuel subsidies and also rescind other anti-poor policies within the next two weeks. Failing this, the Group is prepared to stage a mega protest to voice the collective concerns of the citizens affected by these ill-timed policies.

The Group emphasizes the importance of policies that prioritize the well-being of all Nigerians, especially the most vulnerable. The return of fuel subsidies and the review of anti-poor policies are crucial steps towards alleviating the economic burden on the citizens.

We urge President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the relevant authorities to engage in constructive dialogue and take swift action to address these pressing issues.

The Group remains committed to advocating for the rights and welfare of the people and will continue to pursue peaceful and impactful means to achieve these objectives.

*Endorsed by:*

1. Abdullahi Y. Sule – Youth and Environmental Development Association (YEDA)

2. Yusha’u Sani Yankuzo, Esq. – Centre for Human Rights and Social Advancement (CEFSAN)

3. Mohammed Bello – African Centre for Innovative Research and Development (Afri-CIRD)

4. Adeniyi Aremu - Civil Society Organization for Conflict Resolution in Nigeria (CS-CRIN)

5. Comrade Bala Abdullahi Gaduwama – Wuro Development Concerns (WDCN)

6. Dr. Mohamamed Mustapha Yahaya – Democratic Action Group (DAG)

7. Comrade A. A. Haruna Ayagi – Human Rights Network of Nigeria (HRN)

8. Comrade Hassan Musa Yaro – Cardinal Aid Development Support Initiative

9. A’isha Haruna Kabuga – Women for Development and Empowerment

10. Umar Saleh Anka – Centre for Environment and Rural Development (CERD)

11. Comrade Idris Ibrahim Unguwar Gini – Kano Youth Promotion Council (KYPC)

12. Isiyaku Ahmed - Voice and Accountability Platform (VAP)

13. Comrade Ali Waliy - Network for Environmental Safety and Society Development (NESSD)

14. Comrade Salisu Gambo Deetol – Youth Mobilization by Media (YMBM)

15. Comrade Fatima A. Ibrahim – United Action for Democracy (UAD), Kano State

16. Muhammad Yahaya – Youth Empowerment and Human Development (YEHDI)

17. Abba Bello Ahmed – Campaign for Democracy (CD), Kano State

18. Comrade Sani Ibrahim Narogo – Joint Action Front (JAF), Kano State

19. Comrade Rukayya Abdulrahman - Alkhairi Orphanage and Women Development (AOWD)

20. A’isha Yakubu Maijama’a – Women Leadership in Nigeria

21. Comrade Moh’d Sani Garba – Pay it Forward Initiative

22. Barr. Badiha A. Mu’az – RADA

23. Ambassador Usman Musa Danmari – KASYADAREC

24. Yusuf Lawan Babale – Network for Justice

25. Fatima Muhammad – Nigerian Environmental Society (NES)

26. Aminu Sani Muhammad, Esq. – ROLJAN

27. Fatima Badamasi Ibrahim – Gender Support and Youth Empowerment Initiative (GENSAYE)

28. Ibrahim Saleh Muhammad – NACCRAN

29. Comrade Hadiza A. Kishimi – OGP

30. Buhari Abubakar Usman – Centre for Legal Orientation and Humanitarian Aid (CELOHA)

31. Musa Kaila - Grassroot Development for the Disadvantaged Group

32. Abdullahi Zakari - Tauraruwa Awareness and Development Association

33. Abdullahi Yahaya, Esq. – Publish What You Pay (PWYP), Kano State

34. Hafiz A. Wali, Esq. – Rise Up Youth Initiative (RUYI)

35. Sagiru Ado Abubakar – Transition Monitoring Group (TMG), Kano State

36. Comrade Auwal Salisu – Centre for Awareness Reorientation and Empowerment (CARE-Africa)

37. Umar Isa Sulaiman, Esq. – Frontier for Gender Advocacy, Accountability & Empowerment Initiative

38. Umar Ibrahim Umar – War Against Injustice (WAI)

39. Fatima Musa Aliyu – Bridge Connect Africa Initiative (BCAI)

40. Kabiru Ahmed – Neighbourhood Centre for Munnity Development Intervention Support (NCCDIS)

41. Salisu Yusuf – Partnership for the Promotion of Maternal Child Health (PPMCH)

42. Maryam Garba Usman – Centre for Gender and Social Inclusion (CAGSI)

43. Dinatu Dama Maji – Kasham Girls, Women, Youth and Community Development Network

44. Isah Wada Suleiman – Promoting Literacy and Awareness Forum, Tudun Wada

45. Fatima Chabir Aliyu, Esq. – Community Based Equal Justice Initiative

For inquiries and further information, please contact: 08069613967, 08033477704, 08025254500, 08067061591