Governor Of Kano State Rabi’u Kwankwaso Outlaws Begging On The Street, He Is Prepared To Pay Them N10,000 Monthly
The Governor of Kano State Rabi'u Kwankwaso signed the Street Begging Prohibition Bill 2013 into law on December 19, 2013, Thursday. The new law would, among other things, prohibit child and adult begging in streets, roundabouts, motor parks and corner shops.
The Governor said the prohibition of begging in Kano became necessary in view its negative tendencies and evils associated with it.
Gov. Kwankwaso also revealed that the state government would train 2,205 people with disabilities in various entrepreneurship skills to cushion the effects of the law.
According to him, all those with qualifications will be given offers to work in the state civil service.
"The state government will give N10,000 monthly to those with disabilities that lack the wherewithal to engage in any trade," the Governor promised.
It would be recalled that the neighbouring state of Jigawa has also banned begging in the state.
The Governor said the prohibition of begging in Kano became necessary in view its negative tendencies and evils associated with it.
Gov. Kwankwaso also revealed that the state government would train 2,205 people with disabilities in various entrepreneurship skills to cushion the effects of the law.
According to him, all those with qualifications will be given offers to work in the state civil service.
"The state government will give N10,000 monthly to those with disabilities that lack the wherewithal to engage in any trade," the Governor promised.
It would be recalled that the neighbouring state of Jigawa has also banned begging in the state.
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