President Bola Tinubu has praised Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State for working hard to bring back peace and unity to the state. He said he was happy to be associated with the governor’s efforts to make Kaduna safer and more stable.

During his visit to Kaduna, President Tinubu opened several new projects. These include a vocational training center in Rigachikun, a 300-bed hospital named after him in Millennium City, and 100 buses powered by compressed natural gas (CNG).

The President reminded the public that under former Governor Nasir El-Rufai, the state struggled with serious security problems, especially due to ethnic conflicts.

He appreciated Governor Uba Sani’s efforts to fix these problems. Tinubu said Sani has helped Kaduna move forward by promoting peace and helping communities heal from past tensions.

Tinubu also promised that the federal government will support the state with a light rail system to make transportation easier and boost development.

He praised Uba Sani for focusing on security and development, calling him a symbol of peace, love, and progress. Tinubu said the governor has changed Kaduna from a troubled state to one that is now peaceful and stable.

He ended by thanking traditional rulers in Kaduna for standing behind the governor and supporting his efforts to unite and grow the state.