Gov Sani Did In 1 Year What Others Couldn’t Do In 4 Years — Group

Kaduna State governor, Uba Sani, has been hailed as a trailblazer and a champion of progress by the Northwest Progressives League (NPL), a non-partisan group of concerned citizens.

This was made known at a press conference held at Arewa House in Kaduna, by the group’s Secretary-General, Hasana Labaran Ali, on Monday.

They revealed that Governor Sani’s administration has achieved in one year what others couldn’t do in four years.

According to Ali, Governor Sani’s remarkable actions included signing an inclusion Executive Order to benefit over two million poor and underserved people, releasing over N3 billion to pensioners and families of deceased civil servants, commissioning the first Township stadium in rural Kaduna, kickstarting rural electrification and road projects, launching Mobile Clinics in remote areas, and introducing a home-grown economic intervention measure called ‘A Kori Talauci’.

The group also praised Governor Sani for being the first governor to spend N11.4 billion to alleviate citizens’ suffering and establish a Security Trust Fund, distributing 150 operational vehicles to security agencies and offering logistics support in the war against terror in the State.

“This is a testament to Governor Sani’s commitment to delivering qualitative governance services to the people of Kaduna State,” Ali said. “His achievements will improve the lives of millions of residents, create jobs, and drive economic growth.”

The Northwest Progressives League commended Governor Sani for his tireless efforts and urged him to sustain the tempo. The group’s endorsement is seen as a significant boost to Governor Sani-led administration, as it comes from a non-partisan organisation known for its objective assessment of governance.

Governor Sani’s remarkable achievements, according to the group, have set a new standard for governance in Kaduna State, and that “his commitment to the people’s welfare has earned him widespread recognition. As the state continues to witness unprecedented peogress.”