Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani says other states seeking to replicate the Kaduna peace model should first assess the specific drivers and symptoms of their local security challenges. In related reporting, Sani advises that states should identify what is fueling insecurity in their communities before attempting to adopt the Kaduna approach. He also says communities should have ownership of the peace model, rather than implementing it solely through government channels. According to the reports, the governor’s guidance emphasizes that any replication effort should be adapted to local realities and supported by community buy-in to improve implementation. The two outlets present the message as part of Sani’s broader outreach to other states, encouraging a structured understanding of the causes of insecurity and a participatory approach to sustaining peace. The reports do not provide additional details on the specific mechanisms of the Kaduna peace model beyond the process Sani recommends for other states.