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Katsina Hisbah commander-general, Aminu Usman resigns
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Katsina Hisbah commander-general, Aminu Usman resigns

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The Commander-General of the Katsina State Hisbah Board, Dr Aminu Usman, popularly known as Abu Ammar, has resigned from his position with immediate effect.

Usman announced his resignation in a letter dated October 5 and addressed to the Secretary to the Katsina State Government.

He did not state any reason for his resignation.

In the letter, Usman thanked Governor Dikko Radda for the confidence, support and opportunity to serve under his administration.

He said it was an honour to serve the people of Katsina State and contribute to the state’s development, peace, security and moral well-being.

Usman also expressed appreciation for the governor’s leadership and guidance during his tenure.

Katsina Hisbah commander-general, Aminu Usman resigns

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