Civic Accountability · Nigeria

NGScorecard

Previously in Kano:
Term report
Executive orders, gubernatorial directives, and major policy decisions issued during the 2015–2023 term — tracked from announcement through to real-world effect.
4
Total orders
3
Implemented
0
Partial
1
Reversed
Governance
Emirate Council Law 2019
Reversed
The directive
Signed the Emirate Council Law splitting the historic Kano Emirate into five separate emirate jurisdictions.
Real-world effect
Led directly to the 2020 dethronement of Emir Muhammad Sanusi II; the law was repealed by Ganduje's successor in 2024, reinstating Sanusi, though the reversal itself remained under appellate litigation as of 2026.
Infrastructure
Kilometer-3 flyover construction directive
Implemented
The directive
Directed construction of the Kilometer-3 flyover in Kano metropolis at a cost of over ₦16 billion.
Real-world effect
The flyover was completed as part of the administration's urban-infrastructure programme.
Education
Girl-child and Almajiri education directive
Implemented
The directive
Directed expansion of girl-child and Almajiri (itinerant Qur'anic pupil) schooling access across the state.
Real-world effect
Educational access initiatives for both groups were implemented over the administration's two terms.
Education
Establishment of three state universities
Implemented
The directive
Directed the establishment of three new state-owned universities in Kano.
Real-world effect
All three institutions were established during Ganduje's two terms.