Women in Kaduna State have been urged to continue supporting the administration of Governor Uba Sani to ensure the sustenance of women-focused development programmes and accelerate overall socio-economic growth across the state.
The Executive Director of the Integrated Water Resources Management Commission, Dr Abdulmumini Aminu Zaria, made the call while addressing hundreds of women who joined the TINUBU UBA SANI Mobilization Network, a gathering aimed at strengthening grassroots participation and support for government programmes.
The event attracted prominent politicians, government officials, women leaders, community stakeholders and various women groups from different parts of Kaduna State, all gathered to reaffirm support for the developmental agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani.
Speaking during the event, Dr Abdulmumini Aminu Zaria, who also serves as the National Coordinator of the TINUBU UBA SANI Mobilization Network, emphasised the need for women to remain supportive of the Kaduna State Government in order to sustain initiatives designed to improve their welfare and overall wellbeing.
The Executive Director, who is widely regarded as a close associate and ally of Governor Uba Sani, highlighted several projects executed by the Kaduna State Government across different sectors, describing them as evidence of the administration’s commitment to transforming the state.
In their goodwill messages, some of the dignitaries emphasised the importance of women participation in governance and community development, urging them to continue playing active roles in promoting peace, unity and democratic engagement at the grassroots level.
Some women interviewed expressed appreciation for what they described as government efforts toward women empowerment and inclusive development, pledging continued support for programmes aimed at improving the lives of women and families across Kaduna State.
The gathering ended with renewed calls for stronger grassroots mobilisation and increased awareness of government programmes, as organisers reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the developmental vision of President Tinubu and Governor Uba Sani through advocacy and public engagement initiatives.
