Uba Sani Most Committed Northern Governor To Tinubu’s Re-election, Says Aide

The senior particular assistant to Kaduna State Governor on Public Affairs, Victor Mathew Bobai, has described Senator Uba Sani as essentially the most dedicated governor in Northern Nigeria to President Bola Tinubu’s re-election bid.

Bobai made the assertion in a response to Sani’s remarks on the All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential marketing campaign flag-off in Kaduna and a subsequent tv interview, throughout which the governor defended Tinubu’s administration and urged his re-election in 2027.

The governor’s aide stated Sani’s help for Tinubu was based mostly on what he described as tangible federal interventions in Kaduna, arguing that voters ought to assess the President’s efficiency by means of tasks and insurance policies relatively than regional sentiments.

On different highway tasks, he referenced the Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Expressway, saying about N740 billion had reportedly been dedicated to the challenge, with Sani placing its stage of completion at roughly 95 per cent. He additionally talked about the Zaria-Soba-Kambuwa and Zaria-Funtua-Gusau-Birnin Gwari highway corridors.

The aide additional cited the proposed Kaduna Metropolitan Light Rail challenge, saying the governor had disclosed that $865 million was accredited for the scheme, with $300 million paid to the contractor as mobilisation.

He additionally pointed to the handover of Ahmadu Bello Stadium to the Kaduna State Government, which plans to rebuild the ability right into a 33,000-seat stadium that meets worldwide soccer requirements.

In training, Bobai cited the Federal University of Applied Sciences in Kachia and the Federal University of Education in Zaria. He additionally talked about proposals for the Shehu Musa Yar’Adua University of Petroleum Studies and the conversion of Kaduna Polytechnic right into a federal college of know-how.

Bobai additionally challenged opposition events to current their data and clarify how their insurance policies would tackle Nigerians’ wants, arguing that the 2027 election shouldn’t be lowered to regional identification.

He cited Sani’s ambition to safe a decisive victory for Tinubu in Kaduna, noting that the governor had described an opposition candidate profitable even 25 per cent of the votes within the state as a failure for the APC.