As Muslims embark on the sacred month of Ramadan, Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, has called for renewed compassion and support for the needy, emphasizing the importance of unity, peace, and kindness.
In his Ramadan message, Governor Uba Sani urged residents to embrace the spirit of generosity and togetherness that defines the holy month, stressing that diversity should be a source of strength rather than division.
“This is a time to share food, love, time, and respect with the poor and needy in our society. Let us renew our relationship with Almighty Allah and ask for His mercy for our state and country,” Governor Uba Sani stated.
He also called on citizens to pray fervently for sustained peace and unity in Kaduna, stressing his administration’s unwavering commitment to security, economic revitalization, and long-term development.
“We are one people, and our strength lies in our diversity,” the governor affirmed, underscoring his vision of a Kaduna where all communities thrive together in harmony.
Governor Uba Sani’s message comes at a critical time as Kaduna remains a political and economic hub in northern Nigeria, where fostering unity and social cohesion is essential for sustained progress. His leadership has been marked by peace-building initiatives, economic empowerment programmes, and grassroots engagement, all aimed at strengthening the state’s foundation for growth.
As Muslims observe fasting, prayer, and acts of charity, the governor’s words serve as a powerful reminder of the values that bind society together. Stakeholders insist his call for empathy, solidarity, and cooperation resonates deeply, reinforcing the shared responsibility of citizens to support the vulnerable and work toward a more peaceful and inclusive Kaduna.”
