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Governor Uba Sani has pledged that his administration will never dispossess any citizen of Kaduna State of his or her property without fair and adequate compensation.
The Governor made the pledge while distributing cheques to affected households along the 15 kilometre Ring Road corridor from Danbushiya Junction to Danhono 2, at the the Millennium City.
He also stated that ‘’public interest can never justify injustice. “Development cannot be meaningful if it is at the expense of hardship without compassion, or progress without fairness.”
Governor Uba Sani said that after the groundbreaking, construction work progressed but it ‘’became apparent that some households and structures fell within the designated right-of-way of the project.’’
’’ And there we had not only an engineering challenge, but a moral obligation. “The question with which we were faced was not merely how to expedite construction, but how to reconcile the public interest with the rights and the dignity of individual citizens,’’ he added.
His administration “deliberately decided to temporarily slow certain construction activities to allow for a thorough, transparent and equitable assessment of all affected properties and utilities,” the Governor said.
‘’Today, we start giving out compensation cheques to 122 households affected along this Ring Road corridor. To all households here, thank you for your patience, understanding and cooperation during this process.
‘’I understand that change can be disruptive and uncertain. “I get that having to move or adapt can be a drain on families,” he said.
The Governor stressed that the distribution of the cheques is not an act of charity but an act of justice, saying that “restitution aimed at helping affected households to rebuild, relocate, reorganise and continue their lives with dignity and confidence.”
He noted that his Government has been issuing cheques to households that have been impacted by projects since the beginning of this administration.
‘’We have compensated about 189 households in Rigasa under the Rigasa Township Roads Project; 120 households in Mahuta on the Rabah Road Project; 282 households from Magajiya to Albarkawa in Zaria; 14 households from Audi to Kako; 86 households linking Dogon Bauchi to Kakiyeyi and 33 households along the Kabala Costain corridor, among many others across Kaduna State.
“In all, our administration has paid out over N3 billion as compensation to affected citizens across various projects. We will continue to make sure that our compensation processes are transparent, verifiable, equitable and timely,” he pledged.
Governor Uba Sani reiterated that since assuming office, his administration has ‘’remained guided by a principle that is simple in expression but profound in meaning: development must be pursued with justice, compassion, and integrity.
Progress loses its moral purpose if it leaves citizens behind. He argued that, accordingly, ‘fairness and empathy must remain our compass in implementing our transformation agenda’.
