Kaduna State Governor, Uba has delivered a powerful message at the International Summit on education, known as ‘KADAEDUPACT 2025 Summit,’ reaffirming his administration’s aggressive push to transform education and skills development across the state.
The Summit is the first of its kind in the history of efucation in Kaduna State.
Highlighting major milestones recorded in the past two years, Governor Sani spotlighted the establishment of modern vocational and technical institutes in Soba, Zangon Kataf, and Igabi. He also detailed targeted interventions in teacher training, digital learning, and improved access to basic education—efforts he said are laying the foundation for a skilled, future-ready generation.
“We are moving from plans to impact, and from promises to performance,” the Governor declared, drawing thunderous applause from an audience of stakeholders, development partners, and education experts.
The summit’s key sponsors including British Council and about 16 other partners lauded the Governor’s commitment, describing Kaduna’s progress as outstanding in the context of Northern Nigeria’s recent educational history. Many hailed his administration’s bold investments and political will as a model for delivering functional, inclusive, and transformative education.
Governor Uba Sani’s remarks cemented the state’s growing reputation as a hub for skills, innovation, and youth empowerment—signaling what stakeholders called “a new era” for education in the region.
