The Kaduna State Government has firmly rejected claims that it approved N2.3 trillion for an All Progressives Congress (APC) rally, labelling the circulating document as a forgery. This statement was issued by the Commissioner for Information and Culture, Malam Ahmed Maiyaki, on October 24, 2026, who described the letter as fraudulent and misleading, asserting that it was a calculated attempt to damage the reputation of the state government and its leadership.
Governor Uba Sani's administration has been proactive in addressing misinformation, especially in the lead-up to the APC's 2027 presidential campaign. The government emphasized that the purported approval letter is not only fake but also a deliberate act of deceit aimed at creating confusion among the public and undermining the credibility of the APC rally planned in Kaduna.S1S2
The Kaduna State Government's response comes amidst heightened political activity as parties gear up for the upcoming elections. Officials have urged the public to disregard such false information and to verify claims with credible sources to avoid being misled by fabricated documents that could influence public perception and political discourse in the region.S1S2
