The article reviews the performance of the Kaduna State Government under Governor Uba Sani after three years in office, highlighting major reforms and development projects across different sectors.

According to the report written by Kaduna State Commissioner for Information and Culture, Ahmed Maiyaki, the administration focused on inclusive governance, infrastructure development, healthcare improvement, agriculture, education, security and economic growth.

In the health sector, the government upgraded all 255 Primary Healthcare Centres to Level II status and rehabilitated several General Hospitals across the state.The article also mentioned the completion of a long-abandoned 300-bed Specialist Hospital, which was commissioned in 2025 by President Bola Tinubu.Kaduna State reportedly maintained over 15 per cent budget allocation to healthcare in line with the Abuja Declaration.Agriculture received increased funding, rising from ₦1.48 billion in 2023 to over ₦100 billion in the 2026 budget.Farmers reportedly benefited from free fertiliser distribution and subsidised farming inputs.The state also launched the Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zone to attract investment and boost food production.

On infrastructure, the administration said more than 150 road projects covering over 1,400 kilometres were completed or ongoing across the 23 local government areas.Water supply projects also improved access to clean water for more than 1.5 million residents.

The report further highlighted progress in education through classroom construction, establishment of new schools, reduction in tuition fees in state-owned tertiary institutions and support for Kaduna-sponsored foreign students.Security improvements under the Kaduna Peace Model reportedly helped reopen schools and healthcare centres previously shut because of insecurity.

The article also noted increased investments, higher internally generated revenue and social welfare programmes, including free transport support and vocational training initiatives for youths.