Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, has attributed the relative stability and renewed sense of unity in the state to his administration’s commitment to fairness, justice, and equity, rather than divisive narratives based on religion, ethnicity, or political affiliation.…….CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Speaking on the strides made under his leadership, Governor Sani emphasized the need for inclusive governance, saying, “Hearing some people talking about the number of Muslims and Christians in Kaduna, for me, it is unfortunate and unnecessary. As a leader, we don’t run our state based on religion, party affiliation, or ethnic affiliation. We are running Kaduna based on fairness, justice and equity.”
He recalled that upon assuming office, he inherited a state deeply divided along social and political lines. “When I came in as governor, we met a state that was highly divided. Today, we are one family,” he stated, highlighting the role of his administration’s policies in fostering unity and communal harmony.
The governor also credited the Kaduna Peace Model, a framework designed to address security challenges through community engagement, dialogue with local leaders, and proactive conflict resolution, for the state’s progress. Observers note that this approach, which prioritizes inclusivity and equity, has helped bridge longstanding divides and created a platform for citizens of different backgrounds to coexist peacefully.
Governor Sani’s remarks are being welcomed by many as a refreshing example of leadership that refuses to exploit religion or ethnicity for political gain, offering hope for sustainable peace and development in Kaduna State.…….CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
