KDSG has provided over 300 vehicles and 1000 motorcycles to security agencies in the state as part of efforts to ensure adequate protection of lives and property of the citizenry.
Gov Uba Sani disclosed this in a keynote address at the vision Alignment workshop for senior officials of the Kaduna state Government,convened by the Nigeria Institute of Public Relations in Kaduna.
The Governor said in addition to this, over 500.000 hectares of farmland has been reclaimed , thousands of citizens resettled while sustained support continues for other internally displaced persons.
According to the Governor, the state government investments in education and healthcare reflect a similar resolve,as the government has expanded and rehabilitated school infrastructure, recruited and trained thousands of educators, significantly reduced the number of out-of-school children, and eased the financial burden on families.
In the health sector, the Governor maintained that the Government has upgraded primary care facilities, specialised centres, and a new 300-bed hospital now ensures the consistent availability of essential medicines.
On infrastructural development, Governor Uba Sani explained that under his administration infrastructure development agenda, the government has extended road construction to 12 local governments that had previously not benefited one kilometer of completed road projects.
He said that this is amongst the 150 road projects we have initiated totaling over 1335KM across the state.
On the agricultural sector, the Governor said the state government agricultural expansion is advancing steadily, while meaningful progress is being made in financial inclusion, while social protection programs have expanded in parallel.
“These efforts are supported by substantial increases in public funding, growing investment inflows, and more targeted support to citizens through payment of gratuities and death benefits” he said .
The Governor therefore said “ultimately, governance must justify itself through outcomes that are visible, dependable, and transformative. Kaduna is not where it once was. It stands today on firmer ground; steadily advancing, and resolutely positioned for even greater strides ahead”.
