Northern Women Ulama Rally Behind Tinubu: Acknowledging Progress in Key Sectors
Governor Uba Sani highlights the endorsement of President Tinubu by Northern Women Ulama, citing significant advancements in education, infrastructure, healthcare, and agriculture as key factors. This endorsement is seen as a testament to the government's commitment to improving the lives of women and families in the region.
The Abuja Times

In a significant political endorsement, Governor Uba Sani has revealed that the Northern Women Ulama have thrown their weight behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Sani attributed this support to the President's notable achievements in various sectors, particularly education, infrastructure, healthcare, and agriculture, which are crucial areas for the development of the northern region.
During a recent gathering, Sani emphasized the importance of these sectors in enhancing the quality of life for women and families across Northern Nigeria. He stated, "The endorsement by the Northern Women Ulama is not just a political statement; it is a recognition of the tangible progress made under President Tinubu's administration. His efforts have significantly impacted our educational systems, improved healthcare access, and bolstered agricultural initiatives, which are vital for our communities."
Furthermore, the endorsement serves as an encouragement for continued collaboration between the government and women’s groups in the region. Sani noted that the involvement of women in governance and decision-making processes is critical to achieving sustainable development goals. "Empowering women is synonymous with empowering the nation. When women thrive, communities prosper," he added.
“This endorsement is a testament to the government's commitment to improving the lives of women and families in the region,” Uba Sani remarked, highlighting the administration's focus on inclusive governance.
The Northern Women Ulama's support is expected to resonate widely, potentially influencing other groups and stakeholders as Nigeria approaches future elections. As the political landscape evolves, the role of women's voices in shaping policy and governance continues to gain prominence, underscoring the need for inclusivity in leadership.
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