Dr. Faisal Umar Kaita, Commissioner for Lands and Survey, announced the government's initiative to implement cluster arrangements at Fatima Baika Central Market in Katsina during a press briefing following the first regular executive council meeting of the year. The move aims to enhance operational efficiency by grouping similar businesses within designated sections.

The council, chaired by Governor Dikko Umaru Radda, endorsed the proposed arrangements based on recommendations from a standing committee tasked with reallocating market spaces. Dr. Kaita emphasized the removal of illegal structures to create a conducive business environment, assuring affected traders of suitable relocation.

In a related development, the Katsina State Executive Council unveiled a significant policy change for final year students in secondary schools. Parents now have the option to choose one examination for their children, sponsored by the state government. Nura Sale Katsayel, Special Adviser to the Governor on Education, shared this update, highlighting the government's commitment to addressing concerns in the education sector.

The Katsina State Government remains committed to fostering a favorable business climate and enhancing educational opportunities for its citizens.