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The inauguration of the training exercise for Third-Batch SONGHAI Agripreneurs. Yesterday, I inaugurated the training exercise for the third batch of 361 young agripreneurs under our Agripreneurship Training Programme at the Training Centre in Dutsin-Ma. I also used the opportunity to assess the ongoing activities at the centre and engage with the trainees to understand their needs and the areas where government can provide additional support. We are not training young people simply to become job seekers. We are equipping them with practical skills, knowledge and the entrepreneurial mindset to build sustainable businesses, become employers of labour and contribute to the development of their communities. To further strengthen the programme, I have directed that the 2027 budget should make provision for the upgrading of the Agripreneurship Training Centre and the expansion of its capacity. We will also increase enrolment from one trainee per ward to three trainees per ward. With 361 wards across Katsina State, this will enable us to train more than 1,000 young people under the programme. To our trainees, I urge you to take this opportunity seriously. Be diligent, courageous and committed to learning. When you return to your respective wards, I expect you to put your knowledge into practice, share your skills with others and create opportunities for more young people. The government will continue to provide the necessary support, but your determination, discipline and willingness to work hard will ultimately determine how far you go. This is what our Building Your Future Agenda is about, creating opportunities, developing skills and empowering our young people to become productive contributors to the economic future of Katsina State. I wish the third batch of our agripreneurs a successful training exercise and look forward to seeing the businesses, jobs and opportunities they will create across our 361 wards.

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements at UNGA 81 in New York went beyond diplomacy. They focused on issues that directly affect the future of Katsina and the wider Northwest: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, the Governor pushed the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, with emphasis on regional cooperation, intelligence sharing and a more coordinated response to insecurity. He also engaged on how major development projects can attract more private-sector investment, including stronger PPP structures, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparent monitoring. At the Africa Forward roundtable, discussions also touched on financial inclusion, MSME financing and how partnerships with fintech companies can expand access to finance and technology-driven public services. The bigger picture is clear: **security, investment and economic opportunity are connected.** A safer region creates room for businesses to invest, credible investment frameworks can unlock capital, and technology can help more people participate in the economy. But the real test now is what comes after the meetings — the partnerships secured, the financing mobilised and, most importantly, the projects that eventually reach the people. From Katsina to the global stage, the conversation has been started. Now, implementation must follow. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE The engagements focused on strengthening regional security, attracting private-sector investment and expanding financial inclusion through technology. The emphasis on partnerships, transparent investment structures and innovation highlights the need to turn high-level discussions into practical projects and opportunities. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements at UNGA 81 brought Katsina’s development priorities to the global stage, with a strong focus on security, investment and economic opportunity. He advanced regional cooperation through the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, while also engaging investors and partners on stronger PPPs, project financing and transparent implementation. His discussions on fintech, financial inclusion and MSME financing further highlighted the role of technology in creating opportunities for young people and businesses. The focus now is on turning these discussions into concrete partnerships, investments and development projects that can benefit Katsina and the wider Northwest. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements at UNGA 81 in New York brought together three major development priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he advanced the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, emphasising regional cooperation and intelligence sharing as part of the response to insecurity. Beyond security, the Governor used his engagements to discuss how development projects can attract greater private-sector capital, highlighting stronger PPP frameworks, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparent monitoring as mechanisms for improving investor participation. His participation in the Africa Forward roundtable added another dimension: collaboration between governments and fintech companies to improve financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-enabled public services. Taken together, the UNGA 81 engagements presented an interconnected agenda: regional security creates the foundation for development; credible investment structures can mobilise capital; and technology and finance can broaden economic opportunity. The next stage will be measured by the partnerships, financing arrangements and projects that emerge from these discussions. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: KATSINA ON THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s UNGA 81 engagements focused on security, investment and economic opportunity. He promoted the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, stronger PPPs and investment structures, and partnerships with fintech companies to expand MSME financing and financial inclusion. The overall message was that regional security, credible investment frameworks and technology-driven finance can work together to accelerate development. The impact will ultimately depend on the partnerships, funding and projects that follow. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #Unga81 #InvestinKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE At UNGA 81 in New York, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements focused on three interconnected priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he advanced the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, with emphasis on regional cooperation and intelligence sharing. Discussions also explored ways to attract private-sector capital through stronger PPP frameworks, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparent monitoring. At the Africa Forward roundtable, the focus expanded to fintech collaboration, financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-enabled public services. From regional security to investment and digital finance, the engagements placed development, partnerships and economic opportunity at the centre of Katsina and the Northwest’s global outlook. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: KATSINA’S DEVELOPMENT AGENDA ON THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements at UNGA 81 in New York placed security, investment and economic growth at the centre of discussions on the development of Katsina and the wider Northwest. As Chairman of the Northwest Governors’ Forum, he promoted the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, with emphasis on regional cooperation, intelligence sharing and coordinated action against insecurity. The Governor also highlighted opportunities for attracting private-sector investment through stronger PPP frameworks, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparent project monitoring. At the Africa Forward roundtable, discussions further explored government–fintech collaboration to expand financial inclusion, improve MSME access to finance and strengthen technology-driven public services. Together, these engagements reflect an approach linking security with development, investment with infrastructure, and technology with economic opportunity. The focus now turns to translating these discussions into partnerships, financing and tangible projects. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements at UNGA 81 in New York brought together three major development priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity.. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE At UNGA 81 in New York, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda focused on security, investment and economic opportunities for Katsina and the wider Northwest. From regional cooperation and intelligence sharing to stronger PPP frameworks and fintech partnerships, the discussions set out priorities that now need to translate into real results. BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE 🌍 Governor Dikko Umaru Radda showcased Katsina’s priorities on security, investment, MSME financing and technology at UNGA 81, highlighting partnerships and innovative financing as key drivers of development. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements at UNGA 81 in New York brought together three major development priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he advanced the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, emphasising regional cooperation and intelligence sharing as part of the response to insecurity. Beyond security, the Governor used his engagements to discuss how development projects can attract greater private-sector capital, highlighting stronger PPP frameworks, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparent monitoring as mechanisms for improving investor participation. His participation in the Africa Forward roundtable added another dimension: collaboration between governments and fintech companies to improve financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-enabled public services. Taken together, the UNGA 81 engagements presented an interconnected agenda: regional security creates the foundation for development; credible investment structures can mobilise capital; and technology and finance can broaden economic opportunity. The next stage will be measured by the partnerships, financing arrangements and projects that emerge from these discussions. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements at UNGA 81 in New York brought together three major development priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he advanced the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, emphasising regional cooperation and intelligence sharing as part of the response to insecurity. Beyond security, the Governor used his engagements to discuss how development projects can attract greater private-sector capital, highlighting stronger PPP frameworks, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparent monitoring as mechanisms for improving investor participation. His participation in the Africa Forward roundtable added another dimension: collaboration between governments and fintech companies to improve financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-enabled public services. Taken together, the UNGA 81 engagements presented an interconnected agenda: regional security creates the foundation for development; credible investment structures can mobilise capital; and technology and finance can broaden economic opportunity. The next stage will be measured by the partnerships, financing arrangements and projects that emerge from these discussions. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s engagements at UNGA 81 in New York brought together three major development priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he advanced the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, emphasising regional cooperation and intelligence sharing as part of the response to insecurity. Beyond security, the Governor used his engagements to discuss how development projects can attract greater private-sector capital, highlighting stronger PPP frameworks, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparent monitoring as mechanisms for improving investor participation. His participation in the Africa Forward roundtable added another dimension: collaboration between governments and fintech companies to improve financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-enabled public services. Taken together, the UNGA 81 engagements presented an interconnected agenda: regional security creates the foundation for development; credible investment structures can mobilise capital; and technology and finance can broaden economic opportunity. The next stage will be measured by the partnerships, financing arrangements and projects that emerge from these discussions. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina