My name is Jonathan Ishaya Kibori.
I serve as the Director of Grassroots Engagement for the Tinubu-Uba Leadership Network (TULN). And today, I speak not just from a position, but from the very soul of a son of Southern Kaduna who believes in truth, unity, and progress.
Let me share something with you — not politics, not propaganda — just plain, unvarnished common sense.
Governor Senator Uba Sani has embarked on a transformative road project stretching from Madauchi through Adwan Gida, Tsoriang, Madakiya, Matsirga, all the way to the Kafanchan NEPA roundabout. This is not hearsay; it is a living, breathing infrastructure development that cuts across communities, serving the very heartlands of those who have constantly positioned themselves as critics — particularly the PDP’s so-called social media boys.
This project touches almost every village they come from. It is their roads that are being repaired. Their people who will benefit. Their mothers, their fathers, their children. And yet, watch closely — many will find a way to discredit it. Not because it isn’t real. Not because it doesn’t matter. But because their politics demands they blind themselves to truth.
But we must be better than that.
Southern Kaduna is not a battlefield for bitterness. We are not enemies of ourselves. We are brothers and sisters. A people of deep faith, strong character, and proud heritage. And if any of us rises to deliver something good — no matter his party, no matter his name — we must have the humility to say “well done” and the courage to say “do more.”
Let us not allow hate to rob us of hope. Let us not let division silence development. Let us unite — not just in words, but in gratitude, in vision, and in a shared purpose for the future of our land.
We owe it to our children. We owe it to our conscience.
And we owe it to the truth.
God bless Southern Kaduna.
God bless Governor Uba Sani.
And God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
