US EditionKano Transport Commissioner resigns over bail scandal
KANO STATE, NIGERIA, AUG 6 – Ibrahim Namadi resigned after an investigative panel found he acted against Kano's anti-drug policies by serving as surety for a suspected drug trafficker, sparking public outrage.
- Ibrahim Ali Namadi resigned as Kano State Commissioner for Transportation on August 6, 2025, following an investigative report on his conduct.
- The resignation followed a probe into Namadi's voluntary surety for alleged drug baron Sulaiman Danwawu's bail, raising public concern over his involvement.
- The investigative committee found Namadi aware of the drug-related charges and that he acted against the state’s strict anti-drug policy without any financial inducement.
- Namadi maintained his innocence but stepped down to protect public interest and the administration’s values, stating, "It behoves me to take this step—painful as it may be."
- Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf accepted the resignation, emphasized his administration’s dedication to justice and discipline, and advised political appointees to exercise caution and obtain approval from relevant authorities before addressing sensitive matters.
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