Kaduna Governor Advocates Unity Ahead of 2027 Elections

On Sunday, Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State called for unity among residents, urging them not to let political, religious, or ethnic differences disrupt the peace in the state as the 2027 general elections approach. Speaking at the 2026 Friends Day Worship Service organized by the ECWA Gospel Church in Tudun Nupawa, Sani, represented by Mr Gabriel Joseph Shemang, the Acting Director of Christian Matters at the Kaduna State Bureau of Interfaith, reiterated his administration's commitment to promoting religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence.

He described the Friends Day celebration as a testament to mutual respect and unity in diversity. Senior Pastor Rev.

Joshua Anyam cautioned against using places of worship for political campaigns, asserting the church's non-partisan stance. He highlighted the need for friendship and understanding among diverse groups and warned against individuals who exploit differences for division.

Anyam also addressed the country's security challenges and economic hardships, calling for more efforts to restore confidence among citizens.