By Abdulkadir Mohammed
Kano State Police Command has applauded Kano Electrical Dealers Association (KEDA) saying it will continue to partner with the Association for their commitment to dealing on standard products.
The State Commissioner of Police, CP Sama’ila Shu’aibu Dikko, stated this in a message to the Electrical Dealers Association’s hoisting of its Flag at its Trader Hall and secretariat, located at No.56, Church Road, Sabon Gari, Kano.
The Commissioner of Police, who was represented by an Assistant Commissioner of Police, A.A. Shika, urged them to always build on peace and good relationship among themselves adding that without that the tendency is failure.
“You are known to be very enterprising; Uphold the trust of one another; Maintain your standard and continue to build on trust; All goods that you are bringing to Kano, ensure that the goods are of good standard,” he told them.
The Commissioner reminded them of the importance of unity and urged them to embrace it while they peacefully carry out their business with the host community.
He said trust is a necessary ingredient that makes business thrive as “enshrined in both the Bible and the Quran.”
“By the grace of God, I will continue to partner with you in this direction,” the Commissioner further assured them.
The President of Kano Electrical Dealers Association, Chief Sunday Nnadiri, had earlier, in his address of welcome, commended the Kano State Police Command for their support and pledged to continue to maintain the good relationship.
He told the Commissioner that the hoisting of the Association’s flag is a sign of unity with the people.
Our Correspondent reports that the Kano Electrical Dealers Association comprises Nigerian Citizens, Indians and Chinese with whom they partner and promote their goods.
The Association’s flag was hoisted simultaneously in Kano Trader Hall, 56, Church Road, Traders Park, 92, Church Road and their Alaba office in Lagos.
