Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, the commissioner of police in Kano State, has praised the state’s workers for their development efforts and emphasised the continued importance of their sacrifices to the advancement of both Kano and Nigeria.
On behalf of the officers and men of the Kano State Police Command, the commissioner of police extended congratulations to workers in a goodwill message for Workers’ Day on Friday, 2026.
“I offer warm felicitations to all workers in Kano State as we join the rest of the world in commemorating Workers’ Day 2026,” he added, speaking on behalf of the officers and men of the Kano State Police Command.
Workers in the public and private sectors were lauded by him, who said they are essential to progress.
“Today, we honour the tenacity, commitment, and priceless contributions of Nigerian employees to the advancement, prosperity, and prosperity of our beloved country and state,” he declared.
In addition to those who work in security, Bakori thanked those who work in healthcare, education, journalism, trade, agriculture, craftsmanship, and transportation.
Despite the challenges they face, he said, their efforts have kept the state stable. Your selflessness, even in trying times, has sustained Kano’s progress,” he remarked.
In accordance with the directions of the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, he reassured communities that the police would uphold the priority of safety and security through intelligence-led policing and community partnership.
Bakori also warned against criminal activity and violence, urging residents and workers to stay quiet and obey the law.
I want to remind everyone here to be calm, watchful, and law-abiding as we observe this day. Put an end to all kinds of wrongdoing, including violence and thuggery.
The campaign against crime will not stop until the Command has your unwavering support in the form of reliable and up-to-date information. “On this Workers’ Day, let us recommit ourselves to working together, staying united, and being patriotic so that Kano State can be safer and more prosperous,” he continued.