The Kaduna Government has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to mobilising citizens across the state for active participation in the forthcoming Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise, describing it as a pivotal moment in consolidating democracy and strengthening inclusive governance in the State.

The directive was conveyed in a statement issued to journalists by the Commissioner of Information, Malam Ahmed Maiyaki, on Monday, saying, “His Excellency, the Governor of Kaduna State, has directed that no eligible citizen should be left behind in this crucial exercise.

“This is not only about participation; it is about securing the democratic rights of our people and deepening inclusive governance”, he explained.

“To this end, the Ministry of Information is working in close collaboration with the Ministry of Local Government Affairs, the Bureau of Religious Affairs, as well as our revered traditional and religious leaders, to ensure that awareness and mobilisation reach every ward, village, and community in Kaduna State”, he added.

The commissioner further noted that the governor’s leadership has consistently prioritised citizen engagement as the cornerstone of democratic governance.

“This mobilisation drive reflects the governor’s vision of a people-centred administration, where every voice counts and every citizen has a stake in shaping the future of Kaduna State”, he stressed.

The commissioner further noted that the governor’s leadership has consistently prioritised citizen engagement as the cornerstone of democratic governance.

“This mobilisation drive reflects the governor’s vision of a people-centred administration, where every voice counts and every citizen has a stake in shaping the future of Kaduna State”, he stated.

“We call on all stakeholders—community leaders, youth groups, women organisations, and civic actors—to rally behind this effort and make participation a collective success,” he added.