Kaduna Governor Uba Sani Pledges Compensation for Property Owners Affected by Development Projects
Governor Uba Sani reaffirms commitment to compensating residents whose properties are impacted by government infrastructure initiatives, emphasizing fairness in development.
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Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has reiterated his administration's commitment to compensating residents affected by government development projects, underscoring that equitable progress must include fairness to impacted households.
Speaking in a public statement, Sani emphasized that development cannot be meaningful without justice for those displaced or affected by infrastructure initiatives. "Development cannot be meaningful if it pursues progress without fairness," he said, as reported by Channels Television.
This assurance aligns with ongoing efforts by the state government to distribute compensation to affected households. According to Peoples Gazette, Sani's administration has been issuing cheques to families impacted by government projects since it assumed office. "I will not demolish properties without paying compensation," Sani stated, reinforcing a policy of transparency and accountability in public development efforts.
The governor's statements reflect a broader emphasis on due process in urban renewal and infrastructure expansion across Kaduna State. By committing to timely compensation, the administration aims to balance developmental goals with the rights and livelihoods of residents. Both Channels Television and Peoples Gazette report the remarks as part of Sani's public engagement on governance and infrastructure policy.