Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State, has restated his administration’s willingness to collaborate with individuals, groups, and institutions that are committed to strengthening the education sector.
The governor made the remarks through the Commissioner of Justice and Attorney General of Kaduna State, Dr. James Kanyip, who represented him at the commissioning ceremony of a facility developed by the Christian Academy Management over the weekend.
He emphasized that education remains a key pillar of his government’s development agenda and a central focus of long-term planning for the state.
He noted that the Kaduna State Government continues to prioritize initiatives that improve access to quality learning environments, especially those that support young people at different levels of education.
He said partnerships with non-government actors are essential in expanding opportunities and improving infrastructure across schools, adding that the government remains open to constructive collaboration that can contribute to building a stronger and more inclusive education system.
He further highlighted that human capital development is critical to achieving sustainable progress, stressing that young people represent the future of the state and the nation.
He explained that policies and investments aimed at improving educational outcomes are intended to equip learners with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world.
