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From council office to sewing shop: Ex-Kano LG chair returns to tailoring
NG🏛️ PoliticsCenter3 hr. ago

From council office to sewing shop: Ex-Kano LG chair returns to tailoring

Abdullahi Gali Shitu, formerly the Chairman of Kumbotso Local Government Area in Kano State, has resumed his tailoring business after being removed from office by a court. Shitu, who held the position until March 2026, emphasized that politics should not be viewed as the sole source of livelihood, advocating for sustainable income through trades. He stated that his tailoring business supported his political career and now serves as a foundation for expanding into a garment manufacturing company. Operating a tailoring shop in Sheka Ward, Shitu employs around 20 apprentices and aims to create at least 50 jobs through his enterprise. He encourages young people to pursue vocational skills rather than relying solely on politics or traditional employment.

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Vanguard Nigeria logoVanguard NigeriaIndependentCenter3 hr. ago
Ex-Kano LG chairman returns to tailoring after court ouster

Abdullahi Gali Shitu, formerly the chairman of Kumbotso Local Government in Kano State, Nigeria, has returned to tailoring full-time after being removed from office by a court ruling. He stated that tailoring provides greater stability compared to politics and aims to modernize his tailoring business into a garment company that could employ over 50 people. Despite his background in political science and involvement in various political movements, including the Kwankwasiyya movement and the Alliance National Party, Shitu now emphasizes the value of skilled trades and encourages young people to respect vocational work. Although he has stepped back from active politics, he maintains that public engagement remains part of his life.

Bias read (Center): The article presents the individual's transition from politics to tailoring without overt ideological framing. The narrative focuses on personal choice, economic stability, and vocational values, avoiding partisan language or biased emphasis on any political faction. The content reflects a balanced,

The Punch logoThe PunchIndependentCenteryesterday
From council office to sewing shop: Ex-Kano LG chair returns to tailoring

Abdullahi Gali Shitu, formerly the Chairman of Kumbotso Local Government Area in Kano State, has resumed his tailoring business after being removed from office by a court. Shitu, who held the position until March 2026, emphasized that politics should not be viewed as the sole source of livelihood, advocating for sustainable income through trades. He stated that his tailoring business supported his political career and now serves as a foundation for expanding into a garment manufacturing company. Operating a tailoring shop in Sheka Ward, Shitu employs around 20 apprentices and aims to create at least 50 jobs through his enterprise. He encourages young people to pursue vocational skills rather than relying solely on politics or traditional employment.

Bias read (Center): The article presents Shitu's personal narrative and views on politics and trade without overt ideological slant. While discussing political careers and economic sustainability, the tone remains balanced, focusing on his individual experience rather than promoting a specific political agenda. The报道中未

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