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By Mohammed Rabiu Bako. While I congratulate Governor Uba Sani on a successful one year in office, the very least I can do is reminisce on his achievements in the last 12 months despite the chunk of challenges he has had to come across. In the words of Rosalynn Carter, “A leader takes people where they want to go. A great leader takes people where they don’t necessarily want to go, but ought to be.” In an attempt to do better and transform the livelihood of citizens as well as provide essential governance in Kaduna State, Governor Uba Sani continues to write his name on the sands of history. In the last one year of his administration, it is evident that he has been able to put Kaduna State on the right track to progress. EDUCATION: The Uba Sani administration has prioritized education by making some major and significant shifts, like reducing the cost of tertiary fees to make it affordable for all. This gesture by the government further touched the basic education where sch

By dogaraCaesar. Sun. May 5th. Princewill Richards, the young and determined CEO of the Sunrise Youth Entrepreneurship initiative, has been instrumental in the tremendous growth and success of the organization. Through his resilience, focus, and determination, he has built the organization from the ground up, creating opportunities for numerous young individuals. The Sunrise Youth Entrepreneurship initiative has made significant strides in various sectors, including transport, communication, and now media. The organization has provided direct employment to dozens of youths and indirectly contributed to the empowerment of many more. His ambitions extend far beyond business success. Recognizing the pressing issue of drug abuse among the youth, he aims to launch a war against drugs campaign. Through this initiative, he seeks to educate the young generation about the detrimental effects of drug use and empower them to overcome these challenges. Indeed, Princewill Richards is no

An Elder-statesman and Senior Citizen from Kaduna State, North West Nigeria, Mallam Mohammed Rabiu Bako has called on the Security and Defence committee of the National Assembly, as well as the government to be mindful of permitting foreign forces to establish military units along the Nigerian borders.  He made the statement in Kaduna on Saturday as stated; "It is no news that foreign governments are lobbying to establish military bases along the borders of Nigeria. This is indeed a trap that will surely be regretted. The presence of western forces in Nigeria should not be supported by the Nigerian government because despite being present in the Sahel region for many years, they have been ineffective in addressing the security challenges posed by terrorism. Terrorism continues to prevail and even escalate in some areas, indicating their failure to keep the region safe." According to Mallam Bako, "Countries like Burkina Faso, Niger, Mali, and now Senegal have