Gov. Uba Sani has promised that his administration is determined to make Kaduna State a model of progress, development and inclusivity in the entire country.
The Governor said that in spite of occasional attacks by bandits, Kaduna State remained one of the safest states in Nigeria.
Sani added, “Our peace model is hailed as a pathway to peace and security.’’
Speaking at the inauguration of the Magajiya to Kasuwan Amaru Zaria township road on Saturday, he vowed that his government shall not rest until all communities in Kaduna State experienced peace and tranquillity.
Sani also said that he remained ‘’steadfast in building a state that works for everyone, ensuring that every Naira spent brings tangible development to your doorstep.’’
While calling on the community to take ownership of the road, he pointed out that protecting it was the only way to ensure its longevity.
Similarly, the governor also inaugurated the Audi to Kako Road in Zaria City, recalling his pledge when he was sworn in on May 29, 2023, to spread development across Kaduna State.
He reiterated that good roads were the backbone of economic activity because they improve mobility, link communities and businesses, and connect farmers, pupils and patients to markets, schools and health facilities.
‘’In keeping with that pledge, our administration has launched, and it is delivering a wide range of infrastructural projects throughout the state — in both urban and rural communities.
‘’ Our aim is to create the enabling environment and physical infrastructure that will improve livelihoods, boost productivity, and reduce poverty, especially for the poor and most vulnerable among us,’’ he said.
The governor recalled that he was in Zaria on 6th March 2025 to perform the ground breaking for this road, adding, ‘’it gives me great pleasure that, in less than a year, we are back to inaugurate it.
‘’ This road is more than a stretch of asphalt; it is a pathway to opportunity — a link to markets, schools and healthcare, and a contributor to a better quality of life for the people of Zaria and beyond.”
Sani said the event was a clear sign of the progress, “we are making it together and of our shared hope for a better tomorrow. ‘
