The Kaduna State Government and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation have signed the Kaduna Mutual Accountability Framework (KaMAF), a new pact aimed at deepening collaboration, promoting transparency, and driving sustainable development in the state.
Governor Uba Sani, who described the agreement as “a bold shift from promises to delivery,” said KaMAF would help align government initiatives with citizens’ priorities while ensuring accountability and inclusiveness.
“By fostering transparency and measurable outcomes, Kaduna is building a more resilient and prosperous future. We are proud to partner with the Gates Foundation to drive real change that improves lives across our state,” the governor stated.
The framework was signed in New York on Tuesday, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, according to a joint statement issued by Fatimah Abubakar Alkali, Senior Communications Officer of the Gates Foundation, and Ibraheem Musa, Chief Press Secretary to the Governor.
The statement explained that KaMAF is a non-binding strategic platform for dialogue and accountability. While not legally enforceable, it is designed to guide cooperation, strengthen commitments, and provide a citizen-centered monitoring system.
KaMAF builds on the Kaduna State International Development Cooperation Framework (2017–2020) and introduces mechanisms for strategic dialogue, measurable commitments, and evidence-based planning.
The framework will focus on five priority areas:
Strengthening healthcare systems, with emphasis on primary health care, maternal and child health, and disease prevention.
Promoting sustainable agriculture, boosting farmer productivity, and ensuring food security through technology and market access.
Developing robust data systems for evidence-based policymaking and evaluation.
Supporting transparent budgeting and resource allocation to improve service delivery.
Enhancing household resilience through financial inclusion, digital access, and women-focused economic empowerment.
Uche Amaonwu, Gates Foundation Country Director for Nigeria, said the partnership reflects a shared vision for “inclusive, accountable, and data-driven development.”
“We are not just investing in systems; we are investing in people, communities, and institutions that sustain long-term change.
”The Foundation stands ready to support Kaduna in strengthening healthcare, expanding economic opportunities, and ensuring that every naira delivers real impact,” he added.
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