Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has said President Bola Tinubu has delivered more development projects to Northern Nigeria than any previous Nigerian leader.
KADUNA, NIGERIA — Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has commended President Bola Tinubu, saying the President has delivered unprecedented development across Northern Nigeria. According to the governor, the Tinubu administration has recorded significant progress in infrastructure, agriculture, healthcare and other critical sectors since assuming office.
Governor Sani said the Federal Government’s investments have improved economic opportunities and public services across the region. According to his remarks, ongoing infrastructure projects, support for agricultural production and increased attention to healthcare have contributed to development in many northern states. He maintained that the administration remains committed to expanding these programmes.
Speaking in support of the President’s policies, Uba Sani said the level of federal attention given to Northern Nigeria under the current administration stands out when compared with previous governments. He urged residents to continue supporting government programmes, adding that sustained cooperation would help deliver more development projects across the region.
The governor’s comments come as political leaders continue to assess the performance of the Tinubu administration ahead of future political activities. The Federal Government has consistently highlighted road construction, agricultural initiatives, healthcare investments and security interventions as key priorities under President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope agenda.
The development means the governor’s remarks are likely to strengthen political support for the Tinubu administration within the North while also contributing to the broader national discussion on the Federal Government’s development record. The claims reflect Governor Uba Sani’s assessment of the administration’s performance, while public evaluation is expected to continue as more projects are completed and independently assessed.
