News Investigators/ Kano State Governor, Abba Yusuf, has received the report of an investigative committee probing the alleged involvement of the Transport Commissioner Alhaji Ibrahim Namadi in the bail of a suspected drug baron, Sulaiman Danwawu.
This is contained in a statement issued by his spokesperson l, Sunusi Dawakin-Tofa in Kano on Tuesday.
The report on the transport commissioner’s role in the bail saga was formally presented by Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Umar Ibrahim.
He outlined the committee’s key findings, which included:
” Voluntary Suretyship: The commissioner voluntarily applied to stand surety for the defendant on July 18, 2025.
“Affidavit of Means: He deposed to an affidavit confirming his position and pledged to comply with bail conditions.
“Awareness of Bail Requirements:;The commissioner understood the Court’s conditions for standing surety.
“Lack of Due Diligence: He didn’t exercise adequate caution before standing surety for a defendant facing serious narcotics charges.
“Full Knowledge of Charges: The commissioner had constructive and actual knowledge of the drug-related charges.
“Violation of Government Policy: He was aware of the government’s firm stance against drug trafficking and abuse.
“No Prior Relationship: There was no evidence of prior acquaintance between the Commissioner and the defendant.
“No Financial or Material Inducement: No indication of financial benefit or incentives influencing the Commissioner’s action.
“No Bail Deposit by the commissioner: The commissioner didn’t deposit any sum for the bail; the claim was based on the defendant’s affidavit.”
Governor Yusuf commended the committee’s professionalism, objectivity, and commitment to truth.
He assured that the recommendations would be carefully reviewed and appropriate action taken in accordance with due process and public interest.
The Governor reiterated his administration’s commitment to transparency, justice, and discipline in public service, and its fight against drug-related crimes and social misconduct affecting Kano’s youths and society.
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