Breaking: Uba Sani, BOA MD Chart New Course for Agric Revival in Kaduna

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Kaduna State is set to witness a fresh wave of agricultural transformation as Governor Uba Sani and the new Managing Director/CEO of the Bank of Agriculture (BOA), Mr. Ayo Sotinrin, unveiled bold strategies to strengthen the agricultural value chain and widen access to affordable credit for farmers—particularly smallholders.

Governor Sani received Mr. Sotinrin at the Government House, Kaduna, where both leaders discussed how to unlock the full potential of the rural economy through timely financial support and sustainable partnerships. The Governor used the occasion to congratulate Mr. Sotinrin on his well-deserved appointment, describing the visit as a major step toward revitalizing agriculture in Kaduna and beyond.

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Reaffirming his administration’s unwavering commitment to agricultural reform, Governor Sani said, “With strategic collaboration and credible institutions like BOA, we can drive food security, create jobs, and empower our rural communities.”

The meeting is seen as further proof of Kaduna’s emergence as a reform-driven state under Uba Sani’s leadership, with agriculture placed at the heart of economic development plans.

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