Haruna Keziah

permanently unimpressed

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

@DOlusegun Let’s make history 🔥

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

@DopemuJoseph @DOlusegun Yes, Kaduna has it! We don’t fall behind when it comes to infrastructure. 😌

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

@ogundamisi @ubasanius @officialABAT @elrufai While others speculate about 2027, Kaduna’s record is there for all to see. The CNG buses are easing transportation costs for residents, with millions of passengers benefiting and billions saved in transport fares. The conversation should be about results, not speculation.

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

@UbaSaniMedia_ @ubasanius Empowering Kaduna’s youth with practical skills is key to building a more productive and self-reliant state. The goal is to turn talent into jobs, businesses and lasting opportunities across Kaduna State.

[Governor Uba Sani Media Center @UbaSaniMedia_]

Kaduna is ready to welcome President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the official APC Presidential Campaign Flag-Off on 24 October 2026.

Under the leadership of Governor Uba Sani, preparations are focused on effective coordination, seamless logistics, media readiness and ensuring that attendees receive timely and accurate information.

The countdown is on. Kaduna is ready to host this important milestone as the APC advances the Renewed Hope Agenda.

#WorkingForKaduna #RenewedHope2_0 #PBATInKaduna

[Governor Uba Sani Media Center @UbaSaniMedia_]

Skills development is more than learning a trade; it is about creating opportunities, building confidence and empowering people to earn a living through their talents.

Governor Uba Sani’s commitment to human capital development reflects a vision of Kaduna where young people can turn their skills into jobs, businesses and innovations, in line with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.

A stronger Kaduna begins with empowered people.

#WorkingForKaduna #VoteUbaSaniAgain

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

@DeeOneAyekooto Kaduna is beyond ready 🔥

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

@OfficialAPCNg Let’s show up in our numbers and make history this Saturday! 🔥✊

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

Kaduna is set! 🔥 All roads lead to the grand flag-off this Saturday. The countdown is on! ✊🇳🇬

[NanaHaruna @NanaHaruna24]

Kaduna is set! 🔥 All roads lead to the grand flag-off this Saturday. The countdown is on! ✊🇳🇬

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

@Abdulhafiz513 @UmarNaAllah @ubasanius InshaAllah!

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

Gwamna @ubasanius, Muke yi.
Za mu Tallata shi.
Za mu kare gwamnatinsa.
Za mu Zabe shi.
Za mu Tabbatar a sake Zabesa.

Kuma nasara tamu ce baki ɗaya, da yardar Allah.

Sanata Uba Sani, Sau Biyu Ne, Insha Allah! ✌️

[Nura Mohammed Nasan @NMnasan]

APC ✅

President @officialABAT ✅
Senator @ubasanius ✅
Senator @ShehuSani ✅.

@PBATMediaCentre
@UbaSaniMedia_
@CityBoyMedia
@STinubu
@RemiTinubu
@Mamman__Lagos
@RenewedHope2_0
@AbbaM_Abiyos
@abdoulrahman_i
@Abunaah
@AminuAbuzayd
@Better_Kaduna

[V O I D @abdoulrahman_i]

I completely agree with you, sir. The polling unit is ultimately where the people make their decision. My intention was simply to correct the impression that we are not visible within the Okada community.

In fact, our engagement with them has been consistent for the past five months. I attend their weekly Sunday meetings, engage with over 200 riders directly, and participate in discussions around their welfare and security. So, our presence in that community goes far beyond stickers and face caps.

With all due respect, while we are building these relationships on the ground, I hardly see the same level of visible engagement from Isa Ashiru or Atiku within this community. 😂

But I take your point, my brother. Ultimately, the people will have their say at the polls. 🤝

[V O I D @abdoulrahman_i]

My brother, I know you to be an intelligent person, which is why I find your conclusion that Governor Uba Sani has fulfilled “absolutely nothing” rather difficult to understand.

Have you taken time to examine the roads constructed across the state, the tractors and agricultural inputs distributed to farmers, the fertiliser interventions, the training of teachers, the upgrading of primary healthcare centres, and the three vocational training institutes established across the state’s senatorial zones?

Have you also considered the impact of the free CNG transport initiative on civil servants, traders, students and ordinary citizens who can now save money on daily transportation? These are practical issues that affect people’s livelihoods, not just talking points for political debate.

On security, education, agriculture, healthcare, infrastructure and skills development, there are tangible interventions that deserve serious examination. Each should be assessed on its evidence, its impact and whether the benefits are reaching the people they were intended to serve.

Of course, not every challenge has been solved, and no responsible person should suggest otherwise. There is room to question the government, identify shortcomings and demand better results. But that conversation must begin with an honest assessment of what exists, what has changed and what remains to be done.

What I find particularly disappointing is that we rarely see the same energy devoted to discussing how these initiatives can be sustained, expanded and improved. Where is the alternative policy thinking? What would the opposition do differently, and how would its proposals deliver better outcomes for Kaduna?

As educated people, we should be able to distinguish between legitimate criticism and sweeping claims that do not adequately engage with the available evidence. We should be debating policy, performance, sustainability and the future of our state, not reducing every political discussion to slogans.

Kaduna deserves a higher standard of political discourse. Our people deserve more than noise, and our intellectual community should be leading the conversation towards ideas, solutions and measurable progress.

Criticise the government where it falls short. Acknowledge what has been achieved. Then tell us how you would make it better. That is the kind of debate Kaduna deserves.

[Governor Uba Sani Media Center @UbaSaniMedia_]

Combating poverty and insecurity requires more than promises. It demands practical action through skills acquisition, financial inclusion and opportunities for small business owners to grow.

Governor Uba Sani’s people-centred approach reflects the importance of empowering citizens to build sustainable livelihoods and contribute to Kaduna State’s development.

#WorkingForKaduna #VoteUbaSaniAgain

[Governor Uba Sani Media Center @UbaSaniMedia_]

Three days to go! Kaduna is ready to host the official APC Presidential Campaign Flag-Off on Saturday, 24 October 2026, as we rally behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani for continued progress.

#WorkingForKaduna
#RenewedHope2_0
#PBATInKaduna

[Haruna Keziah @HarunaKeziah]

The irony is that these are the same areas Governor Uba Sani has been working on and continues to prioritise. From security interventions to farmer support and major investments in education, the work is ongoing. Kaduna needs continuity, not selective amnesia. Facts matter.

[Batified Deputy Father.👳 @Iam_shuayb]

About 80% of Isa Ashiru's proposal is currently being implemented. In these days of AIs one can easily request for a manifesto comparism and implementation percentage.

Isa Ashiru should calm down and be rest assure Gov. @ubasanius is doing the needful with his SUSTAIN agenda.

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

Our administration remains committed to supporting victims of banditry and other criminality in Kaduna State. The case of Ahmed Zakka and his family reflects this commitment. I am encouraged by their progress under our care and I remain optimistic about their full recovery. Beyond supporting victims, we will continue strengthening security partnerships and community engagement to protect lives, prevent crime and ensure lasting peace and safety for all residents of Kaduna State.