As Donald Trump assumes office as 47th President of the United States, former lawmaker and human rights activist, Shehu Sani has enjoined Africa not expect much from his administration.

Senator Shehu Sani has expressed disappointment over the rising price of petrol despite expectations that the Dangote refinery would lower costs.

Sani argued that the North’s poverty and hunger are not a result of divine will, but rather the result of human mismanagement, given the region’s wealth of resources, large population, and favorable climate.

Senator Shehu Sani has described the detention of minors involved in protests as both unfortunate and shameful for Nigeria’s democracy, calling on the government to release the detained protesters.

Senator Shehu Sani has urged Nigerians to refrain from politicizing the issue of frequent national grid collapses, calling instead for cooperative support of the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).

Urge Tinubu to alleviate hardships from Fuel Price Hike By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo  Amid rising petrol prices and the resulting economic strain, leaders from the Nigerian Baptist Conference, Senator Shehu Sani, and former Kaduna State Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Chairman, Rev. Joseph John Hayab, have urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to intervene in the interest […]

Senator Shehu Sani who represented the Kaduna Central Senatorial District in the 8th Assembly, has urged protesters to discontinue the nationwide protest to save lives and properties of citizens.

“Rivers State has been left in the hands of God to solve the problem.”

“Under Presdient Buhari, you have ministers that were appointed into office for the whole of eight years; they were with him for the first tenure and the second tenure, and there was no cabinet reshuffle, no removal.”

Human rights activist and former Senator Shehu Sani has recounted his experience with former President Olusegun Obasanjo at Kirikiri prison in 1995.

“And the North will have the moral right to ask for power after the second term of this administration”

The Nigerian Police Force has said that no ENDSARS protester arrested following the 2020 mass protests against police brutality is still in detention.

By Miftaudeen Raji A former senator representing Kaduna central, Shehu Sani has called on President Bola Tinubu to pardon the EndSARS protesters, who are still in detention. Sani made this call while speaking at a dinner marking the 2024 Democracy Day on Wednesday. Recall that many Nigerian youths protested across the country against the excesses […]

“Not Just President Tinubu, anyone alive can trip and fall; it happened to President Biden and Fidel Castro. Presidents are human beings and mortals.”

“But from what we have learnt since the withdrawal of subsidy, the government has more money and there’s no better way to effectively and productively spend it than to increase the minimum wage of Nigerian workers to a reasonable point where he can adequately take care of his family.”