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Psychological Counsellor, Social Welfare Officer, Community Developer.

[Aquared @aausamat]

This is my first twitter account, creted since 2012 but hacked by some unscrupulous element. I tried any possible way to gain it back but could not be able.

Incase you can help, please you can contact me.

[Abdallah Yunus Abdallah @Abdool85]

THREE YEARS IN OFFICE: GOVERNOR UBA SANI

Exactly three years ago today, Governor Uba Sani assumed office as the executive Governor of Kaduna State, promising a governance model anchored on rural transformation and economic inclusion.

Three years down the line, residents across the state's 23 local government areas are feeling the direct impact of his administration's healthcare, agricultural, and infrastructural revolution.

- Muhammad Umar Ajingi takes us through the journey so far.

[Aquared @aausamat]

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[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

In furtherance of our unwavering commitment to safeguarding the lives and livelihoods of our people, I had the privilege of inaugurating the Kaduna State Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) Peace and Security Committee. This marks a decisive step in our ongoing efforts to consolidate peace and entrench sustainable security across Kaduna State. Kaduna State is also serving as the pilot state for this peace and security initiative, reflecting national confidence in the effectiveness and promise of our security framework.

From the very outset, this administration has pursued a carefully balanced strategy; combining kinetic responses with thoughtful non-kinetic interventions, within what has come to be widely recognised as the Kaduna Peace Model. This approach is grounded in a clear understanding that insecurity is not merely a function of criminality, but often the consequence of deeper structural challenges, including poverty, exclusion, and limited economic opportunity.

Through sustained collaboration with the Office of the National Security Adviser, the National Counter Terrorism Centre, the Armed Forces, and other security agencies, we have recorded measurable progress. Intelligence coordination has been significantly strengthened; key transport corridors, including the Kaduna–Abuja highway, the Birnin Gwari axis and other previously flash points, are now markedly safer; economic activity is steadily rebounding across these places; markets have reopened; and our farmers are returning to their fields with renewed confidence.

I am particularly encouraged by the commendation of the National Counter Terrorism Centre, ably represented by Ambassador Abimbola Wonosikou, who described the Kaduna Peace Model as worthy of emulation for its deliberate focus on addressing the underlying drivers of insecurity.

The Committee, under the able leadership of the Secretary to the Kaduna State Government, Dr. Abdulkadir Muazu Meyare, brings together a broad coalition of stakeholders: government institutions, security agencies, civil society, and traditional and religious leaders. Its mandate is to guide the structured rehabilitation, skills development, and reintegration of individuals exiting violence, while fostering community trust and long-term stability.

Together, we shall build a Kaduna State where peace is not merely promised, but lived; where security is shared by all; and where the future is defined not by fear, but by possibility.

Senator Uba Sani, CON
Governor, Kaduna State

[Aquared @aausamat]

Dear Hon. @sadiqango, Keep praying for what you want. Impossibility and possibility are merely concepts of the mind, and to God nothing is impossible!

2027 is assured insha Allah.

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

I was deeply honoured to witness the Qur’anic graduation ceremony of 153 students of the Na’ibi Charity Foundation, established by the respected Sheikh Abdullahi Bala Lau, national leader of JIBWIS. This inspiring milestone stands as a testament to the discipline, perseverance, and spiritual devotion of the graduands, who have committed themselves to the memorisation and living guidance of the Holy Qur’an.

Their achievement is not merely academic; it is profoundly moral. I urged them to remain steadfast in the virtues they have imbibed: humility, integrity, compassion, and peace, and to reflect, in both word and deed, the true essence of Islam, which calls for justice, mercy, and harmonious coexistence among all people.

I extend my sincere appreciation to Sheikh Abdullahi Bala Lau and other distinguished speakers for their gracious remarks and their recognition of our administration’s efforts to strengthen security and advance inclusive development across Kaduna State. I am particularly encouraged by their consistent emphasis on peaceful coexistence across religious and social divides. Their voices remain vital in nurturing unity and guiding our communities towards mutual respect and understanding.

As a government, we remain committed to treating every citizen fairly and equitably, irrespective of religion, ethnicity, or political affiliation. We stand firm against all forces of division and will continue to resist those who seek to profit from instability and disunity. Kaduna State will continue to support and partner with institutions and initiatives that foster peace, cohesion, and shared progress. We are convinced that enduring development can only take root in an environment defined by trust, stability, and collective purpose.

Senator Uba Sani, CON
Governor, Kaduna State.

[Aquared @aausamat]

A yayin ziyara da Hon. @sadiqango yakai ma tsohon kakakin majalisar jihar kaduna, kuma kwamishi na muhalli na yanzu, na jihar kd, @abumuhibba a gidan sa, domin gabatar da form na takarar majalisar tarayya da aka fanso, tare da cigaba da neman hadin kai don nasarar APC.

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

Today, I had the honour of standing shoulder to shoulder with thousands of dedicated men and women at the 2026 May Day celebration in Kaduna; an event thoughtfully convened by the Nigeria Labour Congress and the Trade Union Congress to recognise the enduring contributions of workers to the growth and vitality of our state. That this marks the third consecutive peaceful Workers’ Day in Kaduna is not incidental; it is a quiet but powerful testament to a renewed climate of trust, stability, and constructive engagement between government and organised labour.

I was particularly heartened by the thoughtful commendations from labour leaders, who acknowledged our administration’s sustained commitment to workers’ welfare and people-centred governance. Their recognition of our interventions across critical sectors affirms the direction we have chosen. From the upgrading of 255 Primary Healthcare Centres and the reconstruction of general hospitals, to the recruitment of 10,000 teachers and 1,800 health workers, we have sought to strengthen both service delivery and human capital. Equally significant is the disbursement of ₦17.796 billion in pensions, gratuities, and death benefits; an obligation we consider not merely financial, but moral. The implementation of CONHESS and CONMESS, alongside our investments in school infrastructure and workforce expansion, reflects a deliberate effort to restore dignity and efficiency across public service.

Labour’s commendation of the free CNG Bus Mass Transit initiative is equally encouraging. By easing transportation costs and improving mobility, this intervention has offered practical relief to workers and citizens alike, while reinforcing our broader commitment to inclusive economic support. Their acknowledgement of our progress in restoring peace and strengthening security across previously troubled communities further underscores the interdependence between stability and prosperity.

I reminded our workers that my journey has always been rooted in solidarity. As a lifelong advocate for justice and civil rights, I stood with labour in the defining moments of our democratic struggle. That bond endures. I remain, as ever, committed to advancing the dignity, welfare, and aspirations of every worker in Kaduna State.

Senator Uba Sani, CON
Governor, Kaduna State.
May 1, 2026

[Aquared @aausamat]

Hon. @sadiqango, zamuyi Nasara cikin sauqi da yardan Allah.

[Aquared @aausamat]

To myself and nay one reading this, congratulations.

[Mohammed Jammal @whitenigerian]

Just congratulate yourself under this post, I don't know why, but do it with faith.

[Aquared @aausamat]

@whitenigerian To myself and nay one reading this, congratulations.

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

It was an immense honour receiving and hosting Her Excellency, Distinguished Senator Oluremi Tinubu, CON, OON, in Kaduna State for the official flag-off of the distribution of 100 trucks of rice and ₦1.2 billion in palliative support to vulnerable households across the 19 Northern States and the FCT. The occasion was not merely ceremonial; it was a profound affirmation of compassion translated into action.

I seized the moment to convey my deep appreciation to His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, whose purposeful and steady leadership continues to chart a path toward economic recovery, social inclusion, and enduring national stability. The Renewed Hope Agenda is not an abstract promise; it is a living framework steadily improving lives and restoring confidence in our collective future.

I commend the First Lady’s unwavering commitment to humane and inclusive interventions. Her initiatives resonate beyond policy: they touch lives, restore dignity, and rekindle hope across religious, ethnic, and social divides. The collaboration with the Muslim Intellectuals Forum and the Office of the Special Adviser to the President on Political and Other Matters, under the able stewardship of Hon. Ibrahim Masari, stands as a compelling testament to what purposeful partnerships can achieve.

[Aquared @aausamat]

@Abdool85 Congratulations to Gov. Biodun in advance.

[Aquared @aausamat]

Congratulations for the appointment, as a long time politician and a democrat you indeed deserve it.

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

Following my appointment by our great party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), as Chairman of the Ekiti State Governorship Campaign Council, I arrived in Ado-Ekiti ahead of the official flag-off rally with a clear sense of responsibility. I was warmly received by the Governor of Ekiti State and our gubernatorial candidate, His Excellency, Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji.

I held a strategic meeting with Governor Oyebanji and key stakeholders to review our preparedness, refine campaign plans, and strengthen coordination across the state. Thereafter, I conducted an on-the-spot assessment of the rally venue, which reflected strong organisation, enthusiasm, and readiness among party faithful. I am impressed by the visible development across Ekiti State under Governor Oyebanji’s leadership, which provides a solid foundation for our campaign. His purposeful governance and connection with the people present a compelling case for continuity.

As Chairman, I remain committed to delivering on this mandate by mobilising grassroots support and ensuring a successful campaign. This effort aligns with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, and I am confident that, with unity and dedication, victory is assured.

Senator Uba Sani, CON
Governor, Kaduna State.

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

“IN KADUNA’s NEW BANQUET HALL, UBA SANI PARTNERS NIPR TO RECAST NIGERIA’s IMAGE”

By Ibrahim Jibo Yusuf

There are moments in the life of a polity when governance rises above routine administration and acquires a deeper symbolic resonance. Tuesday, April 21, 2026, in Kaduna, was one such moment; an occasion where structure became statement and public leadership found expression through deliberate, purposeful action. At the centre of this convergence stood Governor Uba Sani, whose administration continues to project a steady, reform-oriented vision for the state.

The inauguration of the new Banquet Hall at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House was, in immediate terms, the unveiling of a major public facility. Yet its broader significance lies in what it represents: a space intentionally designed not just for ceremonial use, but as a platform for engagement, policy dialogue, and institutional interaction. It reflects an understanding that governance today requires environments that can convene diverse actors: government officials, private sector leaders, civil society, and development partners, in pursuit of shared objectives.

Set on 2.7 hectares and covering about 5,000 square metres, the Banquet Hall embodies both scale and restraint. Its capacity, accommodating between 800 and 1,000 guests in banquet format and up to 1,300 in theatre arrangement, signals readiness for large-scale gatherings. However, the significance of the structure lies less in its size than in the intentionality of its design.

The facility integrates multiple meeting rooms, a conference suite, and a dedicated Governor’s Office, ensuring that governance functions can proceed seamlessly alongside formal events. Supporting infrastructure; including modern kitchens, service areas, and security systems aligned with global standards, further underscores a design philosophy anchored in efficiency and purpose. The result is a space where aesthetics and functionality are balanced, and where every element contributes to a coherent operational vision.

Naming the hall after Brigadier General Abba Kyari (rtd), a former Military Governor of the old North Central State, adds a historical dimension to the project. This decision reflects a deliberate effort to connect present initiatives with past leadership legacies, reinforcing continuity in governance. It also underscores the importance of institutional memory in shaping contemporary public administration.

The Banquet Hall’s significance became more evident as it hosted key events of the 3rd Nigerian Institute of Public Relations Week (Croc City 2026), organised by the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations. The theme,“Food Security: From Policy Paper to Plate – The Imperative of Public Relations”, captured a central challenge in Nigeria’s development landscape: translating policy intentions into measurable outcomes.

By hosting this event, Kaduna positioned itself as both a venue and a participant in a national conversation about governance, communication, and development. In a context where public trust is often shaped by perception as much as by performance, the role of communication becomes critical. Policies must not only be well designed; they must also be clearly articulated, widely understood, and consistently implemented.

The presence of His Excellency, Vice President Kashim Shettima, GCON, added national weight to the occasion. In his remarks, he framed the Banquet Hall as more than a physical structure, describing it as evidence of what disciplined leadership can achieve. This perspective situates the project within a broader narrative of governance reform and institutional strengthening.

Infrastructure, when guided by purpose, serves functions beyond its physical utility. It becomes a signal of intent, projecting confidence and inviting engagement. The Banquet Hall exemplifies this dynamic, acting as both a venue for dialogue and a symbol of Kaduna’s developmental aspirations.

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[Aquared @aausamat]

@musa_kiliya When it start, please announce it ASAP. Thank you

[Aquared @aausamat]

Congratulations

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

I receive with deep appreciation the decision of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations to confer upon me the distinguished honours of Fellow and Patron, alongside the recognition as a World Public Relations Forum Governance Ambassador, endorsed by the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communications Management, representing 126 member countries. These honours, conveyed during the recent courtesy visit led by the President of the Institute, Dr. Ike Neliaku, rise above the realm of personal distinction; they reflect a collective affirmation of the principles that guide our work in Kaduna State: integrity in leadership, transparency in governance, and responsibility in public communication.

I accept these recognitions with humility and with a heightened sense of responsibility. They reaffirm my conviction that sustainable governance is anchored not only on policy direction, but on trust; carefully built through clarity, consistency, and genuine engagement with citizens. The progress we have recorded in peacebuilding, infrastructure development, and inclusive growth is the product of deliberate choices, grounded in accountability and strengthened by open, credible communication.

I commend the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations for its enduring role in shaping narratives that enhance institutional credibility and public confidence. As we host the 3rd NIPR Week here in Kaduna State, we remain resolute in our commitment to fostering constructive dialogue, deepening national cohesion, and projecting a truthful and forward-looking image of our state and our country. Together, we will continue to uphold the values that inspire trust, strengthen unity, and advance our shared aspirations for progress.

Senator Uba Sani, CON
Governor of Kaduna State

[Aquared @aausamat]

@ubasanius Congratulations

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

I had the honour of joining the Vice President, His Excellency Senator Kashim Shettima, GCON, alongside other distinguished guests, at the wedding fatiha of the children of my brother and colleague, His Excellency Governor Babagana Umara Zulum. The ceremony took place at the Palace of the Shehu of Borno in Maiduguri, Borno State.

I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Umar Babagana, Mamman Babagana, Abba Babagana, and Aisha Babagana, as well as their spouses. I wish them all a happy and fulfilling married life. May Allah bless their unions and make their marriages among the best. Ameen.

[Abdallah Yunus Abdallah @Abdool85]

COMPLETED: ROAD TO FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES, KACHIA

The road leading to the Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia has now been fully completed, representing yet another key achievement by the Kaduna State Government under the leadership of His Excellency, Governor Uba Sani.

Awarded and commenced in October 2025, the project has been delivered in full, with asphalt works, street lighting, road markings, and safety signage all successfully executed.

This important infrastructure has greatly enhanced access to the institution, offering a smooth, durable, and motorable route for students, staff, and residents of the surrounding communities.

It is part of the broader 150 road projects spanning a total of 1,345 kilometres being implemented across Kaduna State within the first two and a half years of the administration.

In addition to improving mobility, the completed road is set to strengthen safety standards, stimulate economic activities, and contribute meaningfully to the development of the area.

[Aquared @aausamat]

Allah ya amsa mana ibada, Amen. Barka da jumaa.

[Senator Uba Sani @ubasanius]

Ya Allah! Protect us and guide us at every step of our journey. Keep our hearts steadfastly attached to You, through ease and through hardship. Elevate our ranks in Paradise, and grant us the honor of being in the company of the righteous. Grant us patience in times of trial and gratitude in times of ease. Shower Your mercy upon us and forgive our shortcomings. Ameen

JUMA’AT MUBARAK