Governor Uba Sani has paid compensation to three different communities in Kaduna State, that have been affected by the implementation of projects, within two weeks.
The Governor who flagged off the distribution of cheques at Basawa in Sabon Gari local government on Friday, pointed out that his administration has consistently placed the welfare and dignity of people at the centre of every project.
Represented by the Secretary to Kaduna State Government, Dr AbdulKadir Muázu Meyere, he said that the cheques is to compensate residents that will be affected by construction along the Hunkuyi-Unguwan Rimi-Basawa road corridor, linking Kudan and Sabon Gari local governments.
It will be recalled that Governor Uba Sani handed out cheques worth over N2 billion that were distributed to 1,000 individuals whose homes will be affected by a comprehensive flood and gully erosion control project from Rigasa to Tudun Wada on July 2.
Similarly, the Governor distributed cheques to households that will be affected by the construction of the 15km Ring Road from Danbushiya Junction to Danhonou 2 in Millennium City on the same day.
Speaking through the Secretary to the State Government at Basawa in Sabon Gari local government on Friday, Governor Uba Sani noted that he has been committed to infrastructural development since he assumed office.
According to the Governor, his administration’s philosophy is that ‘’development must be people-centred, inclusive, and guided by justice, compassion and fairness.’’
‘’The Hunkuyi–Unguwan Rimi–Basawa Road is a strategic project that will strengthen connectivity between Kudan and Sabon Gari Local
