Work With Me To Stabilise Kaduna, Gov Sani To Residents

Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has called on residents of the state to join hands with his administration to stabilise the state and place it on the path to sustainable peace and development.

In his remarks after he swore in the Administrator, Kaduna Capital Territory Authority (KCTA), Samuel Aruwan and the Principal Private Secretary, Prof. Bello Ayuba, at Government House, Sani said his administration is putting together a solid team of experienced, innovative, creative, dedicated and committed individuals with passion for service.

The governor said the two sworn-in administrators will play major roles in the formulation and execution of his administration’s policies, programmes and projects in the next four years.

Sani urged the appointees to see their appointments as a call to service, emphasizing the importance of their roles in the administration’s mission to improve the quality of life of the people of Kaduna State.

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The governor however directed the  newly sworn-in commissioner of the Kaduna Capital Territory Authority, Samuel Aruwan to oversee the activities of the Ministry of Internal Security and Home Affairs pending the appointment of a substantive commissioner in the next couple of days.

“We are confident that the experience they bring on board will be beneficial in the delivery of our promises to the good people of Kaduna State.

“These are challenging times. Now more than ever, we must individually and collectively task ourselves to help stabilize our state and place it on the path to sustainable peace and development” the governor said.

Sani added: “our administration’s seven-point agenda is geared towards improving the quality of lives of the people of Kaduna state. While consolidating our urban renewal drive, we shall revitalize the economies of our rural areas through massive Infrastructural development.”