KADGIS Has Resolved Over 5,000 Land Disputes -DG
Kaduna Geographic Information Service(KADGIS) has resolved over 5,000 land disputes and reinstated more than 150 titles that were unjustly revoked in the last three and half years. The Director General of KADGIS, Dr Bashir Garba Ibrahim, who disclosed this at a townhall meeting, said that Governor Uba Sani has directed the agency to resolve all […]
Kaduna Geographic Information Service (KADGIS) has successfully resolved more than 5,000 land disputes and reinstated more than 150 titles that were unlawfully revoked over the past three and a half years, according to the Director General, Dr Bashir Garba Ibrahim. Governor Uba Sani has ordered the agency to address all cases left over from previous administrations.
KADGIS has implemented reforms to streamline land administration processes in Kaduna State, with key measures including land agent registration and accreditation, and the requirement of National Identification Number (NIN) and Bank Verification Number (BVN) for land title processing. The agency has provided alternative plots to communities displaced in Alhudahuda Zaria following the demolition of 92 houses in 2015, and resolved disputes between the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) Zaria and Graceland community, as well as between CANES Properties and their former residents in Malali low-cost Kaduna.
The town hall meeting, attended by various stakeholders, aimed to enhance transparency, efficiency, and citizen-centric land administration in the state.
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