Africa-Press – Nigeria. The Kano State House of Assembly says it adopted more than 700 motions and passed 15 bills between January and December 2025 to strengthen governance and improve service delivery in the state.
The Majority Leader of the House, Alhaji Lawan Hussaini Dala, disclosed this while briefing journalists at the Assembly Complex in Kano.
He said some of the key laws passed during the period include the Kano State Geographical Information System Law, Kano State Centre for Disease Control Law, Kano State Signage and Advertisement Agency Law, Kano State Electricity Law, and the Kano State Security Law, among others.
Dala also explained that the Assembly approved Kano State’s N1.47 trillion budget for 2026.
According to him, many of the motions adopted by the House focused on the construction, renovation and upgrading of roads, schools, health facilities and other critical infrastructure to improve the living standards of people across the state’s 44 local government areas.
He noted that the Assembly carried out wide-ranging oversight functions, in line with the Constitution, to ensure proper implementation of projects approved in the 2025 budget year.
The Majority Leader added that public hearings and town hall meetings were held across constituencies to gather citizens’ input before the 2025 budget was passed.
On the new Kano State House of Assembly complex, Dala said construction work had reached an advanced stage and the project is expected to be unveiled in March 2026.
He reaffirmed the Assembly’s commitment to passing people-oriented laws and adopting motions that would position Kano State for sustainable development and global competitiveness.
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