**Kaduna: A Beacon of Peace Amidst Political Liminality** As Nigeria continues to navigate the complexities of politics and governance, Kaduna State stands out as a shining example of peace and harmony. Governor Uba Sani has reinforced this vision, emphasizing that his administration has zero tolerance for any actions that may compromise the state's delicate peace. In a gathering with security chiefs at Iftar on Monday, February 2, 2026, Governor Uba Sani underlined the importance of freedom of speech and the need to avoid spreading falsehoods that could lead to violence and loss of lives. He acknowledged that criticism from the opposition is welcome, but will not tolerate deliberate attempts to foment crisis through fake news on social media. As Kaduna State is home to diverse communities, the Governor emphasized the need to preserve harmony and maintain the state's reputation as a haven for people from all walks of life. He warned that his administration will deal firmly with 'conflict merchants' who seek to disrupt the peace for political gain, while urging security agencies to remain vigilant during the upcoming political campaigns. With primaries set to begin in April, Governor Uba Sani reminded security chiefs that politicians who lose will often resort to spreading false information to cause confusion. He called for synergy between security agencies, local government chairmen, traditional and religious leaders at the grassroots level to strengthen intelligence gathering and prevent potential crises. Kaduna State's relative peace is a testament to the Governor's leadership and the cooperation between his administration and security agencies. Despite the challenges posed by banditry and kidnapping, Governor Uba Sani remains committed to addressing these security concerns and ensuring that the state remains a peaceful haven for all. In conclusion, Kaduna State's zero tolerance for conflict merchants is a beacon of hope for a Nigeria seeking to navigate its complex political landscape. Governor Uba Sani's leadership and commitment to peace have set a standard for other states to follow, reminding us that with unity and cooperation, even the most delicate of polities can thrive.