The Chartered Institute of Human Capital Development of Nigeria, CIHCDN, which honoured him with the award, famous that it celebrates the governor’s people-centred insurance policies.
The award, which was offered on the Institute’s National Conference held at Merit House, Maitama, Abuja, applauds Governor Uba Sani’s initiatives in increasing entry to schooling, healthcare, vocational abilities, financial alternatives and improved dwelling circumstances of residents of Kaduna State.
The Institute acknowledged that the award recognises distinctive management in advancing schooling, healthcare, abilities development, rural transformation, monetary inclusion, youth empowerment and capability constructing.
It described Governor Uba Sani’s initiatives as a mannequin of people-centred governance succesful of delivering sustainable development and improved alternatives for Kaduna State residents.
Speaking after receiving the award, the Commissioner of Information and Culture, Malam Ahmed Maiyaki, expressed the Governor’s appreciation to the Institute for recognising the dedication of Kaduna State to human capital development.
“This recognition is a testament to Governor Uba Sani’s unwavering commitment to placing people at the centre of governance. His Excellency firmly believes that the greatest investment any government can make is in its people, particularly the young, women and the vulnerable,” Maiyaki acknowledged.
He cited the institution of three Vocational Training and Skills Development Centres in Rigachikun, Soba and Samaru Kataf, designed to equip roughly 32,000 younger folks yearly with sensible, industry-relevant abilities throughout 14 trades.
“These centres represent a deliberate shift towards building a productive, skilled and economically independent generation. Our objective is to transform young people from job seekers into skilled professionals, entrepreneurs and employers of labour,” he defined.
The Commissioner additional famous that the administration has made substantial investments in schooling, together with the development of 736 new lecture rooms, renovation of over 1,200 lecture rooms, recruitment of 10,000 lecturers and coaching of greater than 33,000 lecturers to strengthen high quality schooling and improve entry.
He recalled the discount of tuition charges in state-owned tertiary establishments by as much as 50 per cent, alongside expanded scholarship and bursary interventions, demonstrating the governor’s willpower to take away monetary boundaries to schooling.
On agricultural development, Maiyaki disclosed that the administration has distributed 1,400 vehicles of free fertiliser to 420,000 smallholder farmers, describing the intervention as a significant funding in rural livelihoods, meals safety and financial empowerment.
“Governor Uba Sani recognises that human capital development goes beyond the classroom. It includes empowering farmers to become more productive, equipping young people with employable skills, strengthening healthcare delivery and creating opportunities for families to achieve economic independence,” he stated.
Maiyaki additionally highlighted the Governor’s investments in healthcare, together with the revitalisation of 255 Primary Healthcare Centres, improved welfare for healthcare professionals and initiatives to develop entry to high quality medical companies, notably in underserved rural communities.
He pressured that the administration’s development agenda is anchored on inclusive governance by guaranteeing that alternatives and authorities interventions attain communities, irrespective of political, non secular and ethnic affiliations.
“This award is not merely a recognition of achievements recorded; it is an encouragement to do even more. His Excellency remains resolute in building a Kaduna State where every child has access to quality education, every young person has an opportunity to acquire productive skills, and every citizen has a fair chance to prosper,” Maiyaki added.
The Commissioner assured the Institute that the popularity would additional strengthen the Governor’s willpower to consolidate ongoing reforms and speed up investments in human capital development.
