DEEDADDY ABDULLAHI

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Kaduna South Voice.

[DEEDADDY ABDULLAHI @HonJarimi]

We anticipate a strong victory for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ekiti State as Gov. @ubasanius the Kaduna Political Master Chess Player and a strategic force in Nigerian politics arrives in Ekiti to serve as Chairman of the Governorship Election Campaign Council.

[DEEDADDY ABDULLAHI @HonJarimi]

Hon. Yakubu Kabeer Jarimee,
The man of vision, humility, and purpose, he represents the kind of leadership we are always proud to stand behind.

Our Principal. Our Pride. Our Inspiration.

Team-Jarimi

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Promises Made. Promises Kept!!!
Jaba LGA Rises with Progress Under Governor Senator Uba Sani CON.

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Breaking: Kaduna State Executive Council Approves 11 New Township Roads for Zaria & Sabon Gari (Phase II)

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ACCESS BANK CHARITY POLO TOURNAMENT: A WIN FOR EDUCATION IN KADUNA STATE!

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@ShehuSani_Media MashaAllah. Congratulations in advance

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

“UBA SANI AND THE NORTH WEST’s ELECTRICITY RENAISSANCE” By Ali Usman

At a time when Nigeria’s electricity discourse is too often defined by deficits, disruptions, and deferred hopes, a new and quietly transformative narrative is taking root in the North-West. It is a narrative shaped not by lamentation, but by leadership; not by dependence, but by design. At its centre stands Gov. Uba Sani of Kaduna State, whose emerging stewardship of subnational energy reform is fast redefining both the possibilities and the pathways for sustainable electricity supply in Nigeria.

For decades, the North-West; comprising Kaduna, Kebbi, Sokoto, and Zamfara States within the Kaduna Electric franchise, has borne the weight of an energy system stretched beyond its limits. The national grid, long the singular conduit of electricity supply, has struggled to meet the demands of a region marked by vast geography, dispersed populations, and rising industrial aspirations. In this context, Kaduna Electric, the Distribution Company serving the zone, has operated under immense strain; tasked with delivering power across a complex network while contending with upstream constraints, aging infrastructure, and systemic inefficiencies.

Yet history, however burdensome, does not dictate destiny. The passage of the Electricity Act 2023 has altered the architecture of Nigeria’s power sector in ways both profound and practical. By devolving authority to the states; granting them the power to generate, transmit, distribute, and regulate electricity within their jurisdictions, the Act has opened a new frontier of possibility. It has, in effect, shifted the locus of responsibility from the centre to the periphery, inviting states to become active architects of their own energy futures.

Gov. Uba Sani has embraced this invitation with uncommon clarity and resolve. His participation in the Kaduna Electric Franchise Area Energy & Investment Summit in London on April 1 was not merely symbolic; it was strategic. Convened under the theme “Driving Energy Investment and Regional Development,” the summit brought together a constellation of stakeholders: investors, development partners, and sector experts, at a moment when Nigeria’s electricity reform must transition from aspiration to execution.

Alongside Gov. Dauda Lawal of Zamfara and Gov Nasiru Idris of Kebbi, as well as the Deputy Governor of Sokoto, Idris Muhammad Gobir, Governor Sani articulated a vision that is at once regional and pragmatic. Energy security, he argued, must no longer be conceived as a fragmented pursuit, but as a coordinated enterprise. The states within the Kaduna Electric franchise are bound not only by shared infrastructure, but by intertwined economic destinies. Their industries, markets, and communities are interconnected; their energy futures must be as well.

This emphasis on regional coherence is perhaps the most compelling feature of the current reform effort. For too long, electricity policy in Nigeria has been shaped by centralised assumptions that overlook local realities. The result has been a system that is simultaneously overstretched and underperforming. By contrast, the emerging model in the North-West recognises that effective electricity markets must be grounded in context: responsive to local demand patterns, aligned with regional economic priorities, and structured to attract investment at scale.

Central to this effort is the revitalisation of Kaduna Electric itself. As the primary distribution interface between the grid and end users, the company occupies a pivotal position in the electricity value chain. Its franchise spans major urban centres such as Kaduna, Zaria, Sokoto, and Gusau, as well as rural communities where access remains uneven. The challenges it faces; technical losses, metering deficits, and revenue constraints, are emblematic of broader sectoral issues. Yet they also represent opportunities for targeted intervention and transformation.
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Road work progressing at the Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia. With the base completed, liquid tar is now being applied ahead of final asphalt. A key step toward a smooth, durable road.
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[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

May Almighty Allah continue to open doors of His mercy for us and our entire society. May He bless our sustenance, accept our worship, forgive our sins, and grant us ease in all affairs. May He grant us sound health, long life and stability. May He comfort us and grant us Al-Jannatul Firdaus. May His guidance remain with us and our loved ones always forever. Ameen.

JUMA’AT MUBARAK

[DEEDADDY ABDULLAHI @HonJarimi]

Courage in uniform. Strength in words!!!

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My heartfelt condolences to Malam @elrufai, @B_ELRUFAI on their loss.
May Allah forgive her, grant her Aljannatul Firdaus, and give the family strength. Ameen. 🤲

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

On behalf of the Government and people of Kaduna State, I extend my deepest condolences to His Excellency, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, and the entire El-Rufai family on the passing of their beloved mother, Hajiya Umma El-Rufai.

Hajiya Umma El-Rufai was not only a devoted mother and matriarch, but also a woman of rare grace, moral clarity, and quiet strength. She lived a life defined by compassion, humility, and steadfast service, extending kindness to the vulnerable and dignity to all who crossed her path. In her community, she was a steady source of counsel and reconciliation, nurturing unity and embodying the enduring values of faith, patience, and generosity.

In this hour of grief, I stand in solemn solidarity with the El-Rufai family, praying that Almighty Allah will forgive her shortcomings, accept her righteous deeds, and grant her eternal repose in Aljannatul Firdaus. May He comfort the bereaved and grant them fortitude to endure this profound loss. Ameen.

Senator Uba Sani, CON
Governor, Kaduna State

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At the Heart of Kaduna, Mafita Billboard Stands Strong! 👀

The Mafita billboard isn’t just catching attention—it’s igniting a movement of hope, progress, and people-first leadership.

Uba Sani × Jarimi = Progress you can trust.

2027 Jarimi Ne Mafita!

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Recite and repost...

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@BashirAhmaad Amin Ya Hayyu Ya Qayyum

[DEEDADDY ABDULLAHI @HonJarimi]

Kaduna is home to all of us, and our diversity remains our greatest strength.

As we celebrate this season of love, I remain committed to promoting peace, unity, and shared progress across our communities.

Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year in advance.

[DEEDADDY ABDULLAHI @HonJarimi]

Spreading Love Beyond Lines: Leadership Through Unity

In line with the inclusive governance and people-centered leadership championed by His Excellency, Sen. Uba Sani, I had the honour of rolling out my 2025 Christmas Palliative Distribution today, 24th December (Christmas Eve)

[DEEDADDY ABDULLAHI @HonJarimi]

“Thank You God”.

Beneficiaries received ₦50,000 cash and 25kg bag of rice each, to support their festive celebration.

This gesture reflects the values we inculcated from His Excellency, Dr. Uba Sani, values of equity, peaceful coexistence, and inclusive development.