Kaduna Governor extends support to orphans, hospital patients on birthday
Story by Okafor Vivian
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani marked his birthday by reaching out to some of the most vulnerable members of the community, offering support to orphans and patients receiving treatment at a state hospital.
In a show of compassion, the governor visited an orphanage and a major hospital in the state, where he presented palliatives, cash gifts, and essential supplies to children without guardians and patients who are unable to afford medical care. The gesture was aimed at sharing his special day with those in need and uplifting their spirits.
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Governor Sani urged residents to show empathy and solidarity with vulnerable groups, stressing that leadership should be grounded in service and care for all segments of society. He also called on well-meaning individuals and organizations to support vulnerable communities and strengthen social welfare efforts in the state.
The governor’s birthday outreach was widely welcomed by beneficiaries, hospital staff, and community leaders, who described it as a timely act of kindness that brought joy and encouragement to many.
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