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Osoba in Kano, commissions 1.7km road

Admin June 1, 2021

Former governor of  Ogun state, Chief Olusegun Osoba, has inaugurated the  1.7 kilometre Yahaya Gusau Road in Kano metropolis to ease traffic flow in the area.

Abdullahi Ganduje
Gov Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State

Inaugurating the road on Tuesday, Osoba commended Gov. Abdullahi Ganduje, for his foresight.

He lauded the governor’s infrastructural development strides, noting that the project would ease the traffic flow in the area.

“This is a welcome development indeed and we salute the governor for this great project,” he  said.

Earlier, Ganduje said that the road project was started by the previous administration and that its completion was consistent with his administration’s policy of continuity.

According to him, the completion and inauguration of the road project will bring to an end the hardship  faced by residents and motorists in the area.

Ganduje, therefore, restated his government’s commitment to road infrastructure development in the state.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that those on the entourage of the governor include the reelected president of  the Nigeria Guild of Editors (NGE), Mustapha Isah, all elected officials and delegates of NGE  and members of the state executive council.

The entourage also visited the multi billion naira Kano Economic City, Dangote Skills Acquisition Center, Kano Ceremonial Court, Isiaka Rabiu Paediatric hospital and Muhammadu Buhari hospital, among other places.

NAN also reports that Osoba and the delegates were in Kano for the 2021 biennial convention of the NGE (NAN)

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