Hadiza Balarabe

Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe is a Nigerian politician and medical doctor who is the deputy governor of Kaduna State since 2019.

Quotes

• As we continue to face various natural and human-induced hazards, it is imperative that we equip our LEMC’s with the necessary tools, knowledge, and systems to effectively anticipate, respond, and mitigate potential disasters.
• Their dedication to our state’s disaster risk management efforts is truly commendable and I look forward to furthering our partnership in this critical endeavor.
  • https://21stcenturychronicle.com/disaster-kaduna-developing-early-warning-systems-deputy-governor/
• Jobberman is at the forefront of connecting talents with opportunities, and I commend them for bridging the unemployment gap in our State. Well-developed human capital is pivotal to reducing unemployment, thereby lifting citizens out of poverty. Unemployment poses a threat to national security with increasing poverty. On the instructions of the Governor, all ministries, departments and agencies of the government have been mandated to put processes in place to assure ease of doing business by private initiatives in Kaduna.
  • https://guardian.ng/business-services/kaduna-career-fair-a-catalyst-for-change-and-collaborative-effort-says-balarabe/,
• the state government has taken responsibility for the medical care of the injured victims, who have been evacuated to Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital, where they are receiving necessary medical attention.
• in response to the immediate needs of the affected community, the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) has been directed to deliver relief items to support the victims.
  • https://blueprint.ng/kaduna-bomb-mishap-balarabe-visits-tudun-biri-assures-victims-of-support-receives-defence-minister-cds/
• the injured victims have been evacuated to Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital, where they are receiving necessary medical attention.
• In response to the immediate needs of the affected community, the State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) has been directed to deliver relief items to support the victims, while the government takes responsibility for the medical care of the injured.
  • https://dailypost.ng/2023/12/05/kaduna-deputy-gov-leads-delegation-to-sympathise-with-victims-of-army-bomb-attack/
• No! When I say no, it’s a no. You don’t have to push further, asking me why I said no.
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• When we get to that bridge, we will cross it; don’t worry.
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• We believe in doing what is right for the people. And that is why they elected us. The difference between us and others is the willingness to take very difficult decisions.
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• I try as much as possible to put in my very best in everything I do.
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