BEVERLY HILLS, July 5, (THEWILL) – As part of its resolve to continuously provide clean water to the populace for domestic and other uses, the Kano state government has approved the sum of N324 million for procurement of Aluminum Sulphate for its water treatment plants.
This was disclosed by the Commissioner of Information in the state, Comrade Muhammad Garba, while briefing newsmen on the outcome of the 52nd weekly meeting of the State Executive Council held at the Government House in Kano.
He added that the government also approved for release of N5, 350, 000, to the Ministry of Water Resources, for production of detail design for the proposed Guzu-Guzu Irrigation scheme.
The Commissioner also explained that the sum of $550, 165 for payment of outstanding tuition fees, accommodation, book allowance, Igama (resident permit) and medical Insurance for 73 Kano-sponsored students in four universities in Sudan.
“With this development, 100 percent payment for first and second year 2015 – 2016 has been made,” Garba said.
Also approved by the council according to the Commissioner, are N9, 715, 000 for 2nd batch of 29 Kano students admitted into the Nigeria Law School, N4. 6 million to facilitate conduct of Nigerian Defense Academy Entrance Examination and admission as well as N4, 825, 300 for conduct of 2016 Quiz and Essay Writing Competitions for Secondary schools across the state.
The commissioner further disclosed that the council also approved N4, 840, 000 for the supply of fire-fighting equipment to 44 boarding secondary schools in the state while the sum of N17, 894 505 was set aside for sustaining the Improving Malaria Treatment Outcome project in the state.
