Cristiano Ronaldo has been pursuing the World Cup all his life not knowing he's the World Cup. Cristiano Ronaldo, you made us love what we never admired. you are an inspiration to the world of football. 🐐

Jigawa State Governor, Umar Namadi (Danmodi), fell out with his political benefactor, Badaru Abubakar, celebrated his removal as Minister of Defence, and denied his political structure any positions in the state. He then suddenly embraced SA Masari as his new political ally. Perhaps Danmodi believes that aligning with SA Masari will bring him closer to Tinubu and secure political favours ahead of the 2027 elections. That is why I commend Governor Dikko Radda for putting things in perspective and showing him where he stands. In 2027, the people of Jigawa will have their say at the ballot box, just as Nigerians will decide Tinubu’s fate. Both Tinubu and Governor Namadi will face the judgment of the electorate. #TinubuMustGo #DanmodiMustGo

"You post your business a lot" Send your pictures, let me post you🌚

At UNGA 81, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda highlighted three key priorities for Katsina and the wider Northwest: security, investment and economic growth. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he championed the 2026–2030 Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework, emphasising regional collaboration, intelligence sharing and a coordinated approach to security. He also called for stronger public-private partnerships, transparent project delivery, counterpart funding and measures to reduce investment risks and attract private capital. At the Africa Forward roundtable, discussions further explored how collaboration between government and fintech companies could improve financial inclusion, support MSMEs and expand technology-driven public services. The message is clear: lasting security builds confidence, investment creates economic opportunities, and technology helps make those opportunities accessible to more people.

At UNGA 81, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda highlighted three key priorities for Katsina and the wider Northwest: security, investment and economic growth. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he championed the 2026–2030 Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework, emphasising regional collaboration, intelligence sharing and a coordinated approach to security. He also called for stronger public-private partnerships, transparent project delivery, counterpart funding and measures to reduce investment risks and attract private capital. At the Africa Forward roundtable, discussions further explored how collaboration between government and fintech companies could improve financial inclusion, support MSMEs and expand technology-driven public services. The message is clear: lasting security builds confidence, investment creates economic opportunities, and technology helps make those opportunities accessible to more people.

At UNGA 81, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda positioned Katsina and the Northwest around three interconnected priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he promoted the 2026–2030 Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework, focusing on regional cooperation and intelligence sharing. He also advocated stronger public-private partnerships, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparency to attract private investment. Through the Africa Forward roundtable, he further explored government–fintech collaboration to expand financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-enabled public services. In essence: security creates the foundation, investment mobilises capital, and technology expands opportunity.

At the 81st UN General Assembly, Governor @dikko_radda framed Katsina and the Northwest around three linked priorities: security, investment, and economic opportunity. In his role as Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he advanced the 2026–2030 Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework, emphasizing regional cooperation and intelligence sharing. He also called for stronger public-private partnerships, project de-risking, counterpart funding, and greater transparency to draw in private capital. At the Africa Forward roundtable, he examined closer collaboration between government and fintech to widen financial inclusion, improve MSME financing, and deliver public services through technology. The underlying case: security provides the foundation, investment mobilizes capital, and technology broadens opportunity.

At UNGA 81 in New York, Governor Dikko Radda focused on three key priorities: strengthening regional security, attracting private investment through PPPs, and expanding financial inclusion through fintech partnerships. His engagements highlighted how security, investment and technology can work together to drive development in Katsina and the Northwest.

At the 81st UN General Assembly, Governor @dikko_radda framed Katsina and the Northwest around three linked priorities: security, investment, and economic opportunity. In his role as Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he advanced the 2026–2030 Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework, emphasizing regional cooperation and intelligence sharing. He also called for stronger public-private partnerships, project de-risking, counterpart funding, and greater transparency to draw in private capital. At the Africa Forward roundtable, he examined closer collaboration between government and fintech to widen financial inclusion, improve MSME financing, and deliver public services through technology. The underlying case: security provides the foundation, investment mobilizes capital, and technology broadens opportunity.

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. #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s UNGA 81 engagements focused on three key priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. He advanced the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, while also promoting stronger PPPs, private-sector investment, MSME financing and fintech collaboration. The engagements highlighted a clear link between regional security, investment and economic growth, with the next step being to turn these discussions into partnerships, financing and measurable projects. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s UNGA 81 engagements focused on three connected priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the Northwest Governors’ Forum, he promoted regional cooperation and intelligence sharing, while advocating stronger PPP frameworks, project de-risking and transparent investment structures. He also highlighted fintech partnerships to expand financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-enabled public services. #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 At UNGA 81 in New York, Governor @dikko_radda engagements focused on three key areas: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he championed the Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework 2026–2030, with emphasis on regional collaboration and intelligence sharing to address insecurity. The Governor also engaged investors on ways to attract more private-sector capital through stronger PPP frameworks, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparent monitoring. At the Africa Forward roundtable, discussions centred on partnerships between government and fintech companies to expand financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-driven public services. Together, these engagements highlighted a connected development agenda: stronger security, credible investment structures and technology-driven opportunities can help accelerate sustainable development. #BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #UNGA81 #InvestInKatsina

At UNGA 81, Governor Dikko Umaru Radda positioned Katsina and the Northwest around three interconnected priorities: security, investment and economic opportunity. As Chairman of the North West Governors’ Forum, he promoted the 2026–2030 Northwest Peace, Security and Development Framework, focusing on regional cooperation and intelligence sharing. He also advocated stronger public-private partnerships, project de-risking, counterpart funding and transparency to attract private investment. Through the Africa Forward roundtable, he further explored government–fintech collaboration to expand financial inclusion, MSME financing and technology-enabled public services. In essence: security creates the foundation, investment mobilises capital, and technology expands opportunity.

UNGA 81: FROM KATSINA TO THE GLOBAL STAGE Governor Dikko Umaru Radda’s (@dikko_radda) 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

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 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