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Lere stakeholders commend Gov. Uba Sani over 17km road project Stakeholders in Lere Local Government Area of Kaduna State have commended Gov. Uba Sani for the ongoing construction of a 17-kilometre road in the area. The stakeholders gave the commendation during an inspection of the project alongside government officials and community leaders. The stakeholders visited the newly constructed schools , government Junior secondary school Udammi and a hospital being constructed by the Kaduna state in kaku kasa community Chairman of Lere Local Government, Alhaji Jafaru Ahmed, described the project as a major relief for residents and motorists. Ahmed said the road had previously caused hardship, with commuters spending over two hours to travel a two kilometre stretch. He said the ongoing construction had significantly reduced travel time and improved access to communities. The chairman thanked the governor for initiating the project and expressed optimism that it would transform socio-economic activities in the area. He also prayed that the project will be inaugurated in good time having seen the speed of the ongoing project Ahmed also appreciated the state government for extending infrastructure development to Lere Local Government. He pledged the continued support of the people for the administration's development programmes. Also speaking, the Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, Alhaji Abubakar Buba, said the inspection was organised to assess the quality and progress of the project. Buba said the visit reflected the stakeholders' appreciation of the governor's commitment to infrastructure development. He disclosed that the 17-kilometre road had reached over 85 per cent completion. According to him, the quality of work executed by the contractor was satisfactory. The commissioner described the project as the first asphalt road of its length in the Kayarda axis of Lere Local Government. He said the road would improve transportation, boost economic activities and enhance the living conditions of residents. Buba added that the governor has iniated about 150 road projects across the 23 local government covering approximately 1,355 kilometre He said no local government in the state had been left out of the administration's infrastructure development initiatives. The commissioner also inspected a two storey secondary school under construction in Kaku community. He said the school, with over 12 classrooms, would address the educational needs of communities that had sought such a facility for more than two decades. Buba commended the governor for responding to the educational and infrastructural needs of the people. He reaffirmed the stakeholders' support for the administration's development agenda in Kaduna State. The community members also expressed appreciation to the Kaduna State Governor, Sen. Uba Sani, for prioritising the community's development through the construction of the road. Also speaking, the Executive Secretary, Kaduna State Scholarship and Loans Board, Prof. Yahaya Sale Ibrahim, said the road project had been widely welcomed by the people because of its historical significance and socio-economic benefits. Ibrahim said the road was an ancient route, popularly referred to as the Trans Sahara route, through which slaves were transported several decades ago. He described its reconstruction as a reclamation of history and a major step towards restoring the area's importance. He added that the secondary school under construction would provide educational opportunities for underserved communities, promote access to quality education and foster unity among the benefiting communities.

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Stakeholders in Lere Local Government Area of Kaduna State have commended Gov. Uba Sani for the ongoing construction of a 17-kilometre road in the area.

The stakeholders gave the commendation during an inspection of the project alongside government officials and community leaders.

The stakeholders visited the newly constructed schools , government Junior secondary school Udammi and a hospital being constructed by the Kaduna state in kaku kasa community

Chairman of Lere Local Government, Alhaji Jafaru Ahmed, described the project as a major relief for residents and motorists.

Ahmed said the road had previously caused hardship, with commuters spending over two hours to travel a two kilometre stretch.

He said the ongoing construction had significantly reduced travel time and improved access to communities.

The chairman thanked the governor for initiating the project and expressed optimism that it would transform socio-economic activities in the area.

He also prayed that the project will be inaugurated in good time having seen the speed of the ongoing project

Ahmed also appreciated the state government for extending infrastructure development to Lere Local Government.

He pledged the continued support of the people for the administration's development programmes.

Also speaking, the Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources, Alhaji Abubakar Buba, said the inspection was organised to assess the quality and progress of the project.

Buba said the visit reflected the stakeholders' appreciation of the governor's commitment to infrastructure development.

He disclosed that the 17-kilometre road had reached over 85 per cent completion.

According to him, the quality of work executed by the contractor was satisfactory.

The commissioner described the project as the first asphalt road of its length in the Kayarda axis of Lere Local Government.

He said the road would improve transportation, boost economic activities and enhance the living conditions of residents.

Buba added that the governor has iniated about 150 road projects across the 23 local government covering approximately 1,355 kilometre

He said no local government in the state had been left out of the administration's infrastructure development initiatives.

The commissioner also inspected a two storey secondary school under construction in Kaku community.

He said the school, with over 12 classrooms, would address the educational needs of communities that had sought such a facility for more than two decades.

Buba commended the governor for responding to the educational and infrastructural needs of the people.

He reaffirmed the stakeholders' support for the administration's development agenda in Kaduna State.

The community members also expressed appreciation to the Kaduna State Governor, Sen. Uba Sani, for prioritising the community's development through the construction of the road.

Also speaking, the Executive Secretary, Kaduna State Scholarship and Loans Board, Prof. Yahaya Sale Ibrahim, said the road project had been widely welcomed by the people because of its historical significance and socio-economic benefits.

Ibrahim said the road was an ancient route, popularly referred to as the Trans Sahara route, through which slaves were transported several decades ago.

He described its reconstruction as a reclamation of history and a major step towards restoring the area's importance.

He added that the secondary school under construction would provide educational opportunities for underserved communities, promote access to quality education and foster unity among the benefiting communities.

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