‘Uba Sani’s development strides are unparalleled’ – USAA
Governor Uba Sani is embarking on massive infrastructural development and rural transformation for the benefit of Kaduna State citizens of all generations and not for the next election. The Governor has also spread projects across all senatorial districts, with each of the 23 local governments, including rural and urban areas benefiting, since he assumed office […] ‘Uba Sani’s development strides…
Governor Uba Sani is spearheading extensive infrastructure development and rural transformation initiatives for the benefit of all Kaduna State residents, not for electoral purposes. Throughout his tenure, spanning three years, projects have been distributed across the 23 senatorial districts, impacting every local government, both urban and rural.
The Uba Sani Aides Assembly (USAA), a body comprising technical and senior officials, recently toured several completed projects and lauded the Governor's efforts. Hon Ibrahim Mohammed, the forum's Chairman, emphasized that the Governor has initiated 160 new road projects alongside inherited ones, resulting in a cumulative road network of 1,355 kilometers under construction.
This infrastructure outreach extends beyond the capital city, ensuring that rural areas receive equal attention. The USAA Chairman commended the Governor for the high quality of work, adherence to timelines, and the sourcing of reputable contractors. He highlighted three notable projects: the Kaduna Modern Inter-State Bus Terminal, the Kabala Costain to Aliyu Makama Road and Bridge, and the ongoing reconstruction of the Ahmadu Bello Stadium.
The Bus Terminal, set to become the largest of its kind in sub-Saharan Africa, will accommodate 5,000 vehicles and utilize a solar-powered grid for efficiency and environmental responsibility. The Chairman also noted that the terminal will alleviate traffic congestion in Kaduna city, boost the local economy, and create employment opportunities.
The Kabala to Aliyu Makama Road and Bridge, previously halted due to contractor issues, has now resumed progress after the Governor settled outstanding obligations. The Ahmadu Bello Stadium, expanded from a capacity of 16,000 to 33,000 seats, will serve as a premier sports facility and a catalyst for economic growth. The USAA Chairman affirmed that the administration's achievements are unparalleled in Kaduna's history and called upon citizens to support the government's continued success.
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