Kaduna State Clears ₦90bn Debt Without Taking Fresh Loans — Gov Sani Reveals

Governor Uba Sani has disclosed that Kaduna State successfully cleared ₦90 billion in debt without securing additional loans.

According to the governor, the achievement reflects the administration’s commitment to fiscal discipline, prudent financial management, and responsible governance aimed at improving the state’s economic stability.

Uba Sani stated that the government focused on optimizing internally generated revenue, controlling expenditure, and prioritizing efficient allocation of public resources.

The announcement has drawn reactions from economic observers and political stakeholders, many of whom described the development as a significant milestone in public financial management.

The governor also emphasized the importance of reducing debt burdens to create more room for infrastructure development, social programs, and long-term economic growth within the state.

Analysts note that debt management remains a major issue for many Nigerian states, especially amid economic pressures, inflation, and rising governance costs.

Supporters of the administration argue that avoiding fresh borrowing while reducing existing liabilities could strengthen investor confidence and improve fiscal sustainability.

Meanwhile, critics and policy analysts continue to call for transparency regarding debt repayment structures, project financing, and the long-term economic impact of government spending decisions.

As Kaduna State continues implementing economic reforms and development projects, many residents are hopeful the financial stability efforts will translate into improved infrastructure, jobs, and public services.