Kano state governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, has honored 35 distinguished indigenes for their exceptional service and outstanding contributions across various fields.

Gov Yusuf, however, described the eveny,  as “a night of pride, inspiration, and recognition,” celebrated the achievements of Kano’s finest individuals

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He then  emphasized the significance of the ceremony, stating that it was a celebration of Kano’s enduring legacy of excellence.

Gov Yusuf highlighted the honorees’ dedication, resilience, and service, stressing that their achievements serve as an inspiration for future generations.

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The event was attended by traditional rulers, religious leaders, and business magnates, fostering an atmosphere of mentorship and collaboration aimed at furthering Kano’s development.

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The honored individuals included notable figures such as Air Marshal Hassan Bala Abubakar, Chief of Air Staff; Prof. Shehu Ahmad Said Galadanci, renowned academic and Murshid of the National Mosque; and Dr. Nasiru Sani Gwarzo, Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education.

Others recognized for their commitment to national defense and development were Major General M.S. Ahmed, Major General Sani Sumaila Ibrahim, and Air Vice Marshal M. Yusuf.

Also in the list,include Prof. Umma Abdullahi, the first female Professor of Mechanical Engineering from Kano, and CP Hajiya Hauwa Ibrahim, one of Nigeria’s highest-ranking female police officers.