Religious Leaders Praise Uba Sani for Fostering Inclusivity in Governance
Clerics from both Muslim and Christian communities lauded Governor Uba Sani’s commitment to inclusive governance during a Special Interfaith Dialogue held in Kaduna. The event underscored the importance of unity and collaboration among diverse faiths in promoting peace and development in the state.
The Abuja Times

Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State received commendations from religious leaders during a Special Interfaith Dialogue held at the Brigadier Abba Kyari Banquet Hall. The event, which took place on Monday, saw both Muslim and Christian clerics come together to discuss the significance of inclusivity in governance and community engagement.
During the dialogue, clerics emphasized the importance of a harmonious relationship between different faiths, highlighting how Uba Sani's administration has made strides in promoting interfaith cooperation. They expressed optimism that continued dialogue could further enhance peace and unity in the region.
“We appreciate the governor’s efforts in creating an inclusive environment where all voices are heard, regardless of religious affiliation,” said one of the prominent clerics. “This is a step towards fostering understanding and collaboration among our communities.”
Governor Sani, in his remarks, reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring that the policies of his administration reflect the diverse interests of all Kaduna residents. He acknowledged the role of religious leaders in guiding their communities and stressed the necessity of working together to address societal challenges.
The dialogue marks a significant effort to bridge divides and promote a culture of peace in Kaduna State, a region historically affected by religious tensions. By fostering an inclusive governance model, the administration aims to lay a foundation for sustainable development and communal harmony.
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