I Won’t Discriminate Against Any Tribe Or Religion – Kaduna Governor-Elect

The Kaduna State Governor-elect, Senator Uba Sani, has assured that his administration would carry all citizens in the state  along regardless of their religion or ethnic background on assumption of office on May 29, 2023.

The governor-elect, who stated this while receiving a group of pastors under the aegis of the Progressives Pastors Platforms, who paid him a solidarity visit, in Kaduna, the state capital, on Sunday, noted that his administration won’t discriminate against any citizens on the basis of religion or ethnicity.

According to him, Kaduna State belongs to all, adding also that “we will try as much as possible to carry everyone along whether you voted for us or not.”

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Sani, who also received in audience governorship candidates of nine political parties, assured them that he would carry everybody along irrespective of religion, ethnicity and political affinities in order to sustain even development in the state.

he nine political parties include Action Alliance, Social Democratic Party, Boot Party, All Progressives Grand Alliance, National Rescue Movement, Action Peoples Party, African Democratic Congress, Accord Party and Peoples Redemption Party.

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Addressing the clerics, the governor-elect said, “Today, I am happy because the pastors sitting before me have chosen the path of development and progress of our own state over parochial issue of religion and ethnicity.

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