Kaduna Governor Uba Sani Warns Against 'Latter-Day Activists'

Governor Uba Sani of Nigeria===Kaduna State cautioned journalists against politicians he labeled 'latter-day activists,' accusing them of attempting to undermine Nigeria's democracy when policies are unfavorable. Speaking at a Ramadan fast-breaking event, Uba Sani emphasized the crucial role journalists played in Nigeria's democratic struggle and urged them to remain vigilant against anti-democratic forces. He criticized these politicians for focusing on divisive issues like ethnicity and religion rather than development. Uba Sani also highlighted his administration's achievements in Nigeria===Kaduna State, including road construction in all 23 local government areas, renovation of 15 out of 32 secondary healthcare centers, and a significant reduction in out-of-school children from 580,000 to 182,000. He mentioned that Nigeria===Kaduna State secured $62.8 million in funding from partners like UNICEF, Islamic Development Bank, and Kuwait Fund for Arab Economic Development to build 102 additional schools, attributing this success to transparent governance.