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Modern Kofa Trade Centre Is To Boost Economy, Provide Jobs - Abdulmumini Jibrin Kofa


By Salisu Ismail Kabuga

Former Member House of representative Kiru/Bebeji, Alhaji Abdulmumin Jibril Kofa, has inaugurated a new edifice of Trade center and farmers market in Bebeji Local Government Area of ​​Kano State.

The mall has 200 shops, 5,000 capacity mosque and a gas station, as well as a large parking spaces for more than 100 trucks and cars.

Speaking to newsmen shortly after inauguration of the center on Friday, The Former Parliamentarian who is currently the candidate of the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP) for Kiru and Bebeji federal constituency coming 2023 general election said, the market is the first of its kind in Kano which has been under construction for 10 years back with the aims of boosting agriculture, trade and youth employment in Kano.


Honorable Kofa mentioned that, the market is an all in one place where you find everything you need ranging from the restroom, pharmaceutical services, filling stations, motels and other lots more products and services.

"The modern trade centre which currently have over 500 workers has been provided with all necessary security apparatuses and personnel for comfort of the customers as well as easy doing of business," he added 

In his speech, the Chairman of Dawanau Food stuff's Market, Alh.  Murtala Isa said that, the market has come up with a good plan, and the Dawanau market will be proud of this market, urging that other wealthy individuals and politicians should follow the suit.

Earlier in his remarks, the Chairman of the National Chamber of Commerce, Dr. Bature Abdulaziz, commended the former Member of Parliament for his efforts, saying that it was permissible to open more markets.



The event was attended by dignitaries from within and outside Kano among which includes the Speaker of the House of Representatives Femi Gbajibiamila, NNPP Governorship candidate Abba Kabiru Yusuf, and Chairman of the Ulema Council Sheikh Abdullahi Pakistan who led Friday prayers at the grand mosque inside the centre.

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