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KADUNA PEACE MODEL: BETWEEN RIBADU AND UBA SANI By Joshua Omojuwa They share a lot of things in common, including an alignment of friends and former allies. The National Security Adviser (NSA), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu and the Governor of Kaduna State, Senator Uba Sani showed that there yet more layers to their shared beliefs. This was poignant for me because just a day before the NSA was speaking on the “Kaduna Peace Model” on Tuesday 22nd July 2025, I was on a podcast session with Seun Okinbaloye, making a point about the need to have Uba Sani’s multidimensional model of security adopted across the country. It turns out, Kaduna turning chaos into opportunities for healing, progress and prosperity is being noticed by those who aren’t insisting on having their eyes closed. Before then, I didn’t realise this was already something that had been considered by the NSA himself, until his speech at the “Commissioning of Phase 1 of the Qatar Charity Sanabil Project and Distribution of Houses to Families of Victims of Banditry” at the Economic City, in the Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State. Whilst prestigious platforms like THISDAY have commended Governor Uba Sani for the manner and relative speed in which he is helping to institute peace, justice and healing in Kaduna, it is yet another level of validation for his methods that the nation’s national security tsar is taking a public stand to say that a state that was primarily known for bloodshed and in-fighting is indeed a model for the rest of the country. All these just about two years into the Sani administration. If there is a national figure who isn’t given to mincing words, it is the NSA Mallam Ribadu. He shoots straight, blending facts with heart. So when he said, “Let me begin by commending the leadership and foresight of His Excellency, the Governor of Kaduna State, Senator Uba Sani. Under his stewardship, Kaduna is transitioning from an epicentre of violent attacks in the North-West to a model of stability and peace, this did not happen by chance. This occasion is not only about healing communities; it offers reassurance that Kaduna State is on the path to full recovery”, it was words intentionally delivered, to signal a new way of governance with vastly different rules of engagement. “This Kaduna model must not remain limited to this state. I call on other sub-national governments and stakeholders across the country to study, adapt, and adopt this approach”. In one swoop, Kaduna has gone from that tragic example of sorrow, tears and blood to being one whose methods must now be adopted. That’s a paradigm shift that would have looked almost impossible just a couple of years ago. In a country where we are keen to celebrate and amplify our failings, this is worth elevating for all to at least see, if not to celebrate with as much vigour and tenacity as we would bad news reports. That the victims of violence are being handed keys to free homes by the government is itself an act worthy of emulation. It shows that in addressing the aftermath of violence, we must not assume that survivors are just able to pick themselves up and get on with life without some form of support from government and other stakeholders. Here, these victims are being assisted with the one thing that would have cost them the most; a roof over their head. Once housing is sorted, more than half of a family’s needs have been addressed. Amidst limited resources, and with the risk of incentivising certain behaviours, this I believe can be replicated by other states whilst ensuring that, like Kaduna State, only genuine victims are beneficiaries. thisdaylive.com/2025/07/26/kad…

Today, in fulfillment of our administration's promise to give necessary logistical support to the Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia to smoothen the take-off of the institution in September, I presented a car each to the Pro-Chancellor and Vice Chancellor, as well as a bus for students and staff. The formal presentation was made when I held a meeting with the institution's Board Members and Stakeholders to review progress so far made and to strengthen collaboration between the Kaduna State Government and the university. The team was led by the Pro-Chancellor, His Lordship, Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah. Our administration is committed to supporting the university through the provision of infrastructure like roads for better access. We are also working with security agencies to ensure a safe and secure learning and teaching environment, while engaging federal stakeholders and partners to fast-track the university’s growth and operational readiness. During the meeting, the Pro-Chancellor and Vice Chancellor commended the state government for its unwavering support, especially in facilitating the establishment of the university and preparing it ahead of the admission of its pioneer students. They noted that the proactive backing from the state has been instrumental in laying a strong foundation for the institution’s takeoff. The Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia, stands as a beacon of hope—a catalyst for change and a vehicle for transforming the socio-economic landscape of our region. We shall continue to work closely with the management team to ensure that the institution fulfills its mission to develop practical knowledge, advance innovation, and empower future generations. Senator Uba Sani, CON Governor, Kaduna State. July 26th, 2025

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KADUNA PEACE MODEL: BETWEEN RIBADU AND UBA SANI By Joshua Omojuwa They share a lot of things in common, including an alignment of friends and former allies. The National Security Adviser (NSA), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu and the Governor of Kaduna State, Senator Uba Sani showed that there yet more layers to their shared beliefs. This was poignant for me because just a day before the NSA was speaking on the “Kaduna Peace Model” on Tuesday 22nd July 2025, I was on a podcast session with Seun Okinbaloye, making a point about the need to have Uba Sani’s multidimensional model of security adopted across the country. It turns out, Kaduna turning chaos into opportunities for healing, progress and prosperity is being noticed by those who aren’t insisting on having their eyes closed. Before then, I didn’t realise this was already something that had been considered by the NSA himself, until his speech at the “Commissioning of Phase 1 of the Qatar Charity Sanabil Project and Distribution of Houses to Families of Victims of Banditry” at the Economic City, in the Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna State. Whilst prestigious platforms like THISDAY have commended Governor Uba Sani for the manner and relative speed in which he is helping to institute peace, justice and healing in Kaduna, it is yet another level of validation for his methods that the nation’s national security tsar is taking a public stand to say that a state that was primarily known for bloodshed and in-fighting is indeed a model for the rest of the country. All these just about two years into the Sani administration. If there is a national figure who isn’t given to mincing words, it is the NSA Mallam Ribadu. He shoots straight, blending facts with heart. So when he said, “Let me begin by commending the leadership and foresight of His Excellency, the Governor of Kaduna State, Senator Uba Sani. Under his stewardship, Kaduna is transitioning from an epicentre of violent attacks in the North-West to a model of stability and peace, this did not happen by chance. This occasion is not only about healing communities; it offers reassurance that Kaduna State is on the path to full recovery”, it was words intentionally delivered, to signal a new way of governance with vastly different rules of engagement. “This Kaduna model must not remain limited to this state. I call on other sub-national governments and stakeholders across the country to study, adapt, and adopt this approach”. In one swoop, Kaduna has gone from that tragic example of sorrow, tears and blood to being one whose methods must now be adopted. That’s a paradigm shift that would have looked almost impossible just a couple of years ago. In a country where we are keen to celebrate and amplify our failings, this is worth elevating for all to at least see, if not to celebrate with as much vigour and tenacity as we would bad news reports. That the victims of violence are being handed keys to free homes by the government is itself an act worthy of emulation. It shows that in addressing the aftermath of violence, we must not assume that survivors are just able to pick themselves up and get on with life without some form of support from government and other stakeholders. Here, these victims are being assisted with the one thing that would have cost them the most; a roof over their head. Once housing is sorted, more than half of a family’s needs have been addressed. Amidst limited resources, and with the risk of incentivising certain behaviours, this I believe can be replicated by other states whilst ensuring that, like Kaduna State, only genuine victims are beneficiaries.

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Today, I had the honor of receiving the Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, @AminaJMohammed, GCON, on a courtesy visit to my office at the Sir Kashim Ibrahim House, Kaduna. Our discussions focused on key developmental issues affecting Kaduna State. We also explored ways to further strengthen collaboration with UN development agencies operating in Nigeria. I took the opportunity to express my sincere appreciation for her participation and keynote address at the recently concluded Kada EduPACT International Summit. Her participation added immense value to the event. We are proud of her exemplary leadership on the global stage and reaffirm our commitment to supporting her as she continues to champion sustainable development through her work at the United Nations. Senator Uba Sani, CON Governor, Kaduna State. July 20th, 2025

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