Kano The Kano-Jigawa Professionals
Forum (KJPF) has developed a 10-year plan designed to ensure economic and infrastructure development for Kano and Jigawa states.
The chairman of the forum, former Minister of Budget and Planning, Dr. Shamsudddeen Usman, disclosed this to newsmen yesterday during
the KJPF third mentoring programme held at the Dangote Business School, Bayero University Kano (BUK).
According to him, the plan has already been submitted to the governors of the two states, and a committee is already set to follow up the implementation.
He said the forum, apart from mentoring young professionals to reach to the pinnacle of their careers, had been supporting
the governments of Kano and Jigawa states by intervening whenever necessary towards ensuring that they provide dividends of democracy for the people.
He further stated that the mentoring programme was conceived by the forum to encourage young professionals particularly in Kano and Jigawa states, to embrace professionalism and advance in
their various professions, with a view to developing their abilities and identifying opportunities in their chosen careers.
Dr. Usman said the programme with the theme: “Climbing Up the Ladder of Your Professions: Challenges and Opportunities,” was tailored to enable participants deepen their understanding of the opportunities as inherent in their various professions.
Katsina State gov- ernor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda (middle) and his entourage; acting Comptroller General, Nigeria Immi- gration Service (NIS), Adepoju Carol Wura- ola (3rd left) and other NIS officers during the governor’s visit to NIS headquarters in Abuja at the weekend.
