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FG to resolve Zaria railway compensation disputes

The Federal Government has pledged to intervene in compensation disputes affecting residents impacted by the railway construction project in Zaria, Kaduna Read More: https://punchng.com/fg-to-resolve-zaria-railway-compensation-disputes/

FG to resolve Zaria railway compensation disputes

The Federal Government has committed to addressing compensation disputes arising from railway construction in Zaria, Kaduna State. Following a meeting with the Emir of Zazzau, the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Transportation, Funso Adebiyi, pledged to review requests to name a proposed railway extension after the monarch's grandfather.

Adebiyi also assured that he would personally intervene in compensation issues affecting residents impacted by the railway project. The ministry highlighted that such challenges are among the factors delaying the extension of the railway line towards the Kano–Abuja rail corridor. Adebiyi acknowledged the need to review the existing compensation framework and meet with affected residents to address their grievances.

The Emir, Ahmad Bamali, expressed delight over the railway's return to Zaria and stressed the historical significance of the project, including the contributions of his grandfather in establishing railway transportation in the area.

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