The Kano State Government has resumed the demolition of structures built in public places allegedly sold by the immediate past administration of Abdullahi
The resumption of the demolition is coming barely a few days after former governors of the state, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and Abdullahi Ganduje were involved in heated exchanges over the exercise.
Kwankwaso had reportedly told Tinubu that Ganduje sold out significant places, including mosques and graveyards, but Ganduje on his part, claimed only illegal and dangerous structures were demolished.
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