Sani Abdulrazak
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- 4
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- Sep 26, 2026
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- Jul 28, 2026
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Kaduna central and a Senator who became distant - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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They say, when the people lift a man onto the horse, he should not ride so far that he forgets the road back to the people. For the tree may grow tall, but it must never forget the earth that gave it root. In Kaduna Central, however, there is a curious political tale unfolding: a man carried to the Senate on the shoulders of his people now appears to have travelled so far from those same people that the road back to them has become a matter of public conjecture. Kaduna Central has a senator, tha
The quite strength of Kaduna's fiscal discipline and public finance - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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The irony in governance is that the projects that capture public imagination are often the least difficult to appreciate. A newly commissioned road, a modern school, a renovated hospital or a flyover bridge speaks for itself. Fiscal discipline does not. Yet, behind every lasting development lies an often-overlooked virtue – the prudent management of public resources. Governments are judged ultimately not by the abundance of their income but by the wisdom of their choices in spending that income.
Kaduna state peace model, HURIWA and northern governors: Between promise and proof - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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The fundamentality of securing our lives and property, especially in Northern Nigeria, cannot be overemphasized. Any other responsibility comes after this for a responsible government. Sadly, for close to two decades, Northern Nigeria has been a gallows of despair, rape, and death. From banditry and freelance killings that scratch, pierce, and are ruining the North West, to the bloody insurgency that barks and bites in the North East, to farmers-herder conflicts in the North Central, leaving beh
Taking the pulse of rural Kaduna - Blueprint Newspapers Limited (opens the original)
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Thrilling it is to realise that some journeys answer questions you never knew you were asking. Mine happened with no political prism through which to interpret every urban developmental project. Instead, it manifested with a simple curiosity: what does rural Kaduna look like today vis-à-vis three years prior? That part of Kaduna where press conferences are neither held nor dominate social media timelines, but the Kaduna where dawn breaks over farmlands, where markets awaken to the aroma of roast
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