The Ministry of Power and Renewable Energy has intensified the inspection and rehabilitation of electrical infrastructure to guarantee stable power to water treatment facilities across Kano State.
State Commissioner Hon. Engr. Dr. Gaddafi Sani Shehu recently led power sector stakeholders on a comprehensive assessment visit to the Tamburawa Water Treatment Plant to resolve supply bottlenecks.
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Power supply has already been boosted at key facilities, including Guzu-Guzu, Joda, Watari, and Tudun Wada.
These electrical interventions complement recent plant rehabilitations designed to scale up overall water production capacity while drastically lowering reliance on costly diesel generators.
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Reaffirming the dedication of Governor Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf toward public welfare, the Ministry pledges long-term efficiency for essential utilities.
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Residents are urged to support these initiatives by actively safeguarding local power and water infrastructure from vandalism and theft.
The Commissioner was accompanied by KHEDCO Managing Director Engr. Ado Ibrahim Doguwa, Deputy Managing Director Engr. Abduljabbar Muhammad Nanono, and other prominent sector leaders.
