- The construction of a new Water Treatment Plant at Taliwaiwai, Rano Local Government Area, is part of the ₦3.3 billion Kano State Government’s water and energy projects initiative.
- The funding covers settling outstanding electricity bills owed to the Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO).
The Kano State Government has approved ₦3.3 billion for new water and energy projects aimed at expanding access to clean and safe water across the state. This initiative highlights Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s commitment to enhancing essential services and bolstering the state’s infrastructure.
The plan includes building a modern Water Treatment Plant at Taliwaiwai in the Rano Local Government Area. The government also allocated funds for electricity, fuel, and maintenance to help the Kano State Water Board maintain smooth operations and avoid service interruptions.
In addition, the state will settle outstanding electricity bills owed to the Kano Electricity Distribution Company (KEDCO). It will also provide diesel and petrol for treatment plants to guarantee a steady and reliable water supply across all regions.
Governor Yusuf stated that the project would boost energy efficiency, improve living standards, and support economic growth. He added that his administration remains committed to transparency, accountability, and long-term sustainability.
Moreover, the government plans to strengthen the management of water infrastructure across both urban and rural communities. This strategy will enhance water distribution, reduce waste, and ensure the system remains sustainable for future generations.
In conclusion, the ₦3.3 billion Kano State water and energy projects reflect a proactive approach to solving water and energy challenges. Through strategic investments, responsible governance, and community-focused planning, the Yusuf administration continues to build a cleaner, stronger, and more energy-efficient Kano State.