Aminu Ahmad Ishaq Gwaneri has stated that if the Kwankwasiyya movement were to be considered a university, it would by now have graduated individuals who have no equal across the country, especially in the field of politics and public leadership.
According to him, Kwankwasiyya has evolved into a centre of discipline, learning and ideological training that molds young people and adults to understand politics through sincerity, accountability, and service to the people.
He noted that the movement has produced visionary leaders who are currently contributing meaningfully in various positions of authority and community development.
Gwaneri added that the principles taught within the Kwankwasiyya ideology have shaped dedicated and competent leaders whose primary mission is to serve society without personal interest.
This, he emphasized, has reinforced Kwankwasiyya’s reputation as an institution that nurtures future-forward leadership and sound governance.
In addition, Gwaneri congratulated the Governor of Kano State, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, for receiving a distinguished honorary award earlier this week.
He described the honor as a clear reflection of the governor’s credibility, integrity, and commitment to leading Kano State with vision and sincerity.
He further stated that the award will serve as an additional motivation for Governor Yusuf to continue implementing developmental policies that uplift the people, empower the youth, and promote the overall well-being of the state.
