The recent article entitled “Kaduna: Wave of Dgegs from the Govt raises new issues for 2027” sensationalize what, in fact, are the political developments of common routines in every flourishing democracy both in the state of Kaduna, in the state of Kwara or Abuja. The truth is that Professor Mohammed Sani did not resign, but was raised by his position. The deliberate falsehoods and attempts to describe it as resignation cannot fly in the face of the truth.
Normally, the overwhelming success of All Progressives Congress (APC) in the recent supplementary elections should have made this counteringer useless. However, since politics is often modeled by perception, there is always the danger that the disinformation not released can be accepted as the truth or silence taken as an agreement.
This response tries to correct the false narrative, question the hypotheses behind the original article and ensure that the public is not deceived.
The article draws an imperfect conclusion by suggesting that the recent “resignation” by some nominated “high -profile”, in particular, Professor Muhammad Sani Bello (Mainan Zazzau) and Umar Hassan Waziri signal the instability and internal crisis within the administration of the Governor UBA SANI. The article also comes as regards these departures “would have” endangered the prospects of re -election of the governor of 2027. Nothing could be further away from the truth.
The media must not be accomplices in amplifying the internal political drama as a crisis and have the responsibility of balanced relationships. These interruptions of the appointments that the defined writer are halved are exaggerating to distract attention from the governor’s solid governance they record something that the governor healthy, wisely, refuses to decent with reactionary policy.
Assuming but not admitting that they actually reigned, if we want to treat political resignation as catastrophic events, then the United States a global democracy should have collapsed for a long time. In 2021, over a dozen high officials of the Donald Trump administration resigned in the wake of the Capitol revolt. In the same way, in the first two years of President Joe Biden, the best characters such as Ron Klain, Marty Walsh and Jen Psaki resigned.
Even during Barack Obama’s mandate, his head of the staff, Rahm Emanuel, resigned to pursue other ambitions without triggering any hysteria.
The reality is that the resignation and the resolution of the appointments are normal and sometimes necessary, as part of a dynamic political system. In fact, the Nigerians have long asked that the public officials who do not deliver are taken by a step aside when necessary. So why the sensationalism on the resolution of the appointments of the nominated who were found lacking in the state of Kaduna?
Before discussing the implications of Professor Sani Bello’s release, we must ask a simple question: what is your real political force? Isn’t its political strength too exaggerated?
Professor Sani Bello has never won the elections. He was only a general manager of the campaign organization, a widely administrative position. It does not have a well -known basic movement and its influence is largely ceremonial at best. While the title “Mainan Zazzau” is culturally significant, it does not translate in any way into any political capital. If he is honest with himself, he would say to the world that the same governor UBA Sani led his electoral victory of 2023.
Professor Bello’s alleged resignation may have generated noise in some environments, but as we have seen, it has no impact on the real political battlefields such as Sabon Gari or Zaria Kewaye. Suggesting otherwise it would be pure political propaganda.
More curiously, the article was unable to explore the possibility that Professor Bello was asked to go because of his inability to manage the Ministry of Information in which he was redistributed. The Governor Sani, a manufacturer of consensus by nature, initially chose to redistribute him rather than to fire him even after concrete evidence of him who fraternously with opposition elements. What in the end broke the back of the camel was not his questionable loyalty, but the lack of ability.
The times of the article could not have been worse for Professor Bello. It arrived a few days after the large victories of the APC in three supplementary elections, also in electoral colleges previously considered difficult lands for the party due to the religious and political labeling.
Despite the defections by the former Governor Nasir El-Roma and its allies, the APC triumphed in the Federal Electoral College of Chikun/Kajuru, Basawa and Zaria Kaye State Enitoriences. These results only affirm the strength and consistency of the party under the leadership of the Governor UBA Sani.
Governor UBA Sani was underestimated by the opposition because his silent and focused leadership is not simply designed for the drama. As a senator, he chaired the Senate Committee for banks, finances, insurance and other financial institutions that have guided with the distinction and production of historical legislation. He is one of the few senators that the deceased president Muhamadu Buhari has taken on his invoices on the laws.
For security, the Sani Governor edited the problem with the gravity he deserves, promoting the community police as a tool to restore stability and protect life, as a senator and governor.
He also exceeded the heavy charge of the debt left by the previous administration that sails in terrestrial mines from the first day to continue to provide essential services and capital projects.
Many had rejected the possibilities of the Governor Sani in 2023 following the poor performance of the APC in the presidential elections and the National Assembly in the State of Kaduna. But he won and obtained the majority in the assembly house. It is not luck; This is political ability.
The recent additional elections further cement their reputation. The clean garbage of the APC has deflated the myth of the political domination of El-Romai, exposing the exaggerated influence of the former governor in the policy of the state of Kaduna with former allies who have now monitored his defeat.
The APC in power has all the reasons to say, with confidence, that the defections or the alleged resignation or ending of the appointments have had little or no impact on its strength.
The Register of Governance of the Sani Governor speaks alone with over 827 kilometers of rural and urban roads built, numerous primary rehabilitated health centers, professional training schools built for the training of young people in various skills, financial inclusion programs for the poor and the commitment deliberated with the south of Kaduna, once an opposition’s squeeze. These are not just discussion points, but made. And as the proverb says, the facts do not lie.
Professor Sani Bello aspired for a long time to become governor. Now that the Governor Sani has fired him from his cabinet, 2027 represents a clear opportunity for him to run. If, as some say, “he did Governor Uba Sani” in 2023, then perhaps he should now test his popularity to the polls and become a governor.
But we are clear: he is not a director and his exit from the field of governors does not bring any political weight.
Governor UBA Sani has shown that performances count more than the noise of the media. Now he must continue to do what makes it better to deliver results, build units and remain above small distractions.
Kaduna is looking. And so it’s Nigeria.
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