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• 06 Mar, 2026

Governor Uba Sani , the Kaduna State governor has cautioned journalists against the political class under 'activism'. He accused them of attempting to undermine Nigeria's democracy for political advantage. The governor gave the warning on Thursday night while hosting journalists to a Ramadan breaking of fast at Sir Kashim Ibrahim House in Kaduna. Sani said Nigeria's democratic system was under threat from politicians who resort to activism only when government policies and decisions do not favour them. Sani also used the occasion to highlight key achievements of his administration in Kaduna State over the past two and a half years. According to him, available records showed that 12 local government areas in the state had no single kilometre of road constructed for about 10 years before his administration came into office. He said his government had since extended development projects to all 23 local government areas in the state as part of efforts to promote equity and balanced development. On healthcare, the governor disclosed that only five of the 32 secondary hospitals in the state were functional when his administration assumed office, adding that 15 of them were currently undergoing renovation, remodelling and equipping. Sani also said the number of out-of-school children in Kaduna State had dropped significantly from 580,000 to about 182,000, noting that the government was collaborating with development partners, including UNICEF and the Islamic Development Bank, to build 102 additional schools to further address the challenge. Source: https://www.ghanamma.com/2026/03/06/kaduna-governor-sani-cautions-nigerian-journalists-against-attacking-the-government-independent-newspaper-nigeria/