By Abdulkadir Sarkin Yakin Maigarin Kaduna
Governor Uba Sani is fed up, and he’s not mincing words! The Kaduna State Governor stormed into the Ministry of Works and Housing in Abuja, demanding answers for the deplorable state of federal roads in his state. The usually calm and collected governor was visibly angry, his frustration palpable as he confronted the Ministry’s officials.
“The people of Kaduna are suffering, and it’s time someone took responsibility!” Governor Sani thundered. “We can’t keep patching up potholes and pretending it’s enough. We need real action, not just empty promises! Our roads are a death trap, and it’s only a matter of time before more lives are lost.”
The Abuja-Kaduna-Kano highway, once a proud symbol of Nigeria’s progress, has become a nightmare for commuters. Crater-sized potholes, broken bridges, and abandoned construction projects litter the route, putting lives at risk every day. The road, which connects three major states, is a vital artery for trade and commerce, but it’s been left to decay.
Governor Sani isn’t having it. “We’ve had enough of the Ministry’s excuses and delays. It’s time for real solutions. We demand better, and we demand it now! Our people are tired of the endless promises and broken dreams. We need action, not words.”
The Governor’s outburst is a reflection of the frustration felt by millions of Nigerians who use the country’s dilapidated roads every day. Despite repeated promises by the government to fix the roads, little has been done to address the issue. The result is a transportation network that’s crumbling, causing untold hardship and suffering.
But Governor Sani is not giving up. He’s determined to fight for his people and ensure that they get the infrastructure they deserve. “We won’t back down until Kaduna’s roads are safe and strong once more,” he vowed. “We’ll keep pushing, keep demanding, until the Ministry takes real action.”
Will the Ministry finally listen and take action? Only time will tell, but one thing’s for sure – Governor Uba Sani won’t back down until Kaduna’s roads are fixed. The people of Kaduna are counting on him, and he won’t let them down.
