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Southern Kaduna marginalised under previous administration – Shehu Sani

Former Senator representing Kaduna Central, Shehu Sani, has accused the administration of former Kaduna State Governor, Nasir El-Rufai, of marginalising Southern Kaduna and denying the area access to critical infrastructure and essential social services. Sani, who is the APC senatorial candidate for Kaduna Central, commended the incumbent governor, Uba Sani, for what he described as […] Southern…

Southern Kaduna marginalised under previous administration – Shehu Sani

Shehu Sani, a former Senator for Kaduna Central, has criticized the previous Kaduna State government led by Nasir El-Rufai for marginalizing Southern Kaduna and denying it essential infrastructure and social services. Sani, who is the APC candidate for Kaduna Central, praised the current governor, Uba Sani, for his inclusive governance style.

During a meeting with the newly elected Southern Kaduna Journalists Forum (SKJF) leadership, Sani highlighted the Uba Sani administration's efforts to bridge development gaps through infrastructure development, project completion, and investments in key sectors. He emphasized that the former administration neglected Southern Kaduna and failed to provide adequate infrastructure and access to essential services.

Sani credited the Uba Sani administration for investing billions of naira in education, agriculture, transportation, and healthcare to promote balanced development across the state. He also commended the governor for promoting unity among the state's diverse ethnic groups through justice, equity, and fairness. Sani believes that inclusive governance is crucial for sustaining peace, strengthening unity, and accelerating development across Kaduna State.

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