Uba Sani: El-Rufai will leave Kaduna with less money.

Mallam Nasir elRufai will depart the governor’s office a poorer man, according to Senator Uba Sani, the All Progressive Congress (APCnominee )’s for governor in Kaduna State in 2023.

Sani, however, asserted that because el-Rufai is human, there is no avoiding the truth that he made certain errors while in charge of the state’s affairs.

This was said by the prospective governor yesterday during a press conference at the Kaduna State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ). Sani added that if elected governor, he would take over Kaduna State from where el-Rufai left off in terms of governance. As a politician, he claimed to have sponsored numerous measures, some of which, according to him, received the president of Nigeria’s assent.

Sani advocated for the establishment of a State police and the authorization of armed vigilantes to support the work of traditional security institutions.

He urged journalists to continue to question candidates for office in 2023, claiming that the majority of them are more interested in advancing their own financial interests than promoting the welfare of society as a whole.

“The government cannot provide jobs for the people on its own. The private sector is necessary to support government efforts. We will pick up where our governor left off.

“The Kaduna State government has accomplished a lot. In 2015, when the governor arrived, we renovated all of the crumbling primary and secondary schools. He eliminated school fees, which led to a rise in student enrollment.

The government of Kaduna State has hired more teachers in primary and secondary schools than it has fired. Given the caliber of teachers today, we believe El-rufai will be rewarded for his actions by prosperity. Only instructors who lacked the necessary credentials were fired.