In what is now etched as a watershed moment for Nigeria’s education sector, Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State played host to a powerhouse gathering of global and national stakeholders at this year’s first-ever Nigeria International Conference on Education—tagged KADA EduPACT 2025.
Held between July 9–11, the groundbreaking summit turned Kaduna into an intellectual melting pot, drawing international development giants like the United Nations, World Bank, British High Commission, Islamic Development Bank, and UNICEF, alongside a battery of federal and state education chiefs, NGOs, and policy technocrats.
The conference, themed around transforming education through strategic partnerships, was no routine affair. It was a power move by Governor Uba Sani—a man who has elevated education from campaign rhetoric to concrete transformation.
