Sarkin Kano Ya Mayar da Martani ga Shettima kan Ikirarin Cewar Legas Ce Ta Samar da Ɗangote da BUA

Kano – Sarkin Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, ya mayar da martani ga kalaman Mataimakin Shugaban Ƙasa, Sanata Kashim Shettima, wanda ya ce Jihar Legas ce ta samar wa Afirka attajiranta mafiya arziƙi, Aliko Ɗangote da Abdulsamad Rabiu na kamfanin BUA. 

Da yake jawabi a taron Ƙungiyar Sakatarori da ƙwararru a Aikin Gwamnati (ICSAN), Sarkin ya bayyana cewa duk da muhimmiyar rawar da Legas ke takawa a tattalin arzikin Najeriya, asalin nasarar manyan ’yan kasuwar Kano ya samo tushe ne daga al’adun kasuwanci da tarbiyyar da suka samu tun daga gida.

Sanusi ya ce waɗannan fitattun ’yan kasuwa sun je Legas ne domin faɗaɗa harkokinsu da kuma koyon dabarun gudanar da kasuwanci a babbar cibiyar tattalin arziƙin ƙasar, ba wai domin su koyi kasuwanci daga tushe ba.

“Waɗannan ’yan kasuwa sun je Legas ne domin su koya yadda ake gudanar da kasuwanci a babban mataki, ba wai su koyi kasuwanci ba,” in ji Sarkin Kano.

Kalaman Sarkin na zuwa ne bayan Shettima ya bayyana a wani taron zuba jari na Invest Lagos 3.0 cewa “Legas ce ta ba Afirka mutum mafi arziki, Aliko Ɗangote, da kuma Abdulsamad Rabiu,” yana mai yabawa jihar a matsayin cibiyar bunƙasar tattalin arziki da samar da manyan masu zuba jari. 

Sai dai Sarkin Kano ya jaddada cewa Kano na da dogon tarihi a harkokin ciniki da kasuwanci tun ƙarni da dama da suka gabata, inda ya ce iyalan Ɗangote da Rabiu sun samo asali ne daga sanannun gidajen attajirai da ’yan kasuwa na Kano kafin faɗaɗa kasuwancinsu zuwa sassa daban-daban na ƙasar. 

Ya bayyana cewa ci gaban da waɗannan attajirai suka samu ya samo asali ne daga haɗuwar gogewar kasuwancin Kano da kuma damar da cibiyoyin tattalin arziki irin su Legas suka samar, yana mai kira ga ’yan kasuwa su mayar da hankali kan koyon sabbin dabarun gudanarwa da gina manyan masana’antu.

Martanin Sarkin ya haifar da muhawara a kafafen sada zumunta, inda wasu ke ganin kalaman Shettima yabon Legas ne kawai, yayin da wasu ke jaddada cewa Kano ta daɗe tana taka muhimmiyar rawa wajen samar da manyan ’yan kasuwa da attajirai a Najeriya.

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