President Bola Tinubu has commended Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani for leading the process of restoration of peace and harmony in the state.
Tinubu, who was on an official visit to the state, inaugurated the Institute of Vocational Training and Skills Development in Rigachikun, Igabi Local Council, 300-bed Bola Ahmed Tinubu Specialist Hospital, Millennium City, and 100 CNG Buses.
The president described Sani as an agent of change, noting that the governor had placed the state on the path of progress by prioritising peace among the people, and initiating a healing process among the various ethnic groups.
Tinubu promised that the federal government would ensure the construction of a light rail project to improve transportation in Kaduna State.
He said: “I must acknowledge the leadership of Senator Uba Sani who has been focused on security and infrastructure since he came into office. And we are happy to be here to celebrate results.
“Uba Sani is an agent of change, stability, love, unity, and progress. He has changed the situation of toxic and uncontrollable environment to an atmosphere of peace and stability.
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“You are a good leader. I’m proud to say Kaduna is back again and I am happy to work with you.”
Tinubu also commended the traditional rulers in Kaduna State for the support given to the governor for the stability, progress, peace, and unity that he has brought to the state.
In his address, Sani assured the president of his readiness to utilise all resources for the benefit of the people of Kaduna State.
The governor said: “Mr President, Kaduna State is grateful to you for supporting the smooth implementation of our masterplan on transportation.
“True to your words, you provided a sum of N100 billion in the 2025 budget for the construction of the Kaduna Light-Rail Transit.”
Governor Sani also expressed gratitude to Tinubu for supporting Kaduna to ameliorate security challenges in the state.
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