Gov Sani Sweep not to borrow, saying all the inherited projects will be completed

Governor Uba Sani from the State of Kaduna has reiterated his government’s commitment to financial care, stating that his government will not depend on loans to fund development projects.

He assured that Kaduna would not fall into debt or see the innate projects left under his supervision.

The governor made an appointment on Thursday during the innovative ceremony from the 16.5 kilometer asphalt road designed to connect the Tasha, Kayarda Gari, the Puruwan Regional Government Community, Maskawa and and Alhaji in the Regional Government area.

Describing the road initiative as that has never happened before in Lere’s history, Governor Sani noted that his government had completed a number of projects that had not been completed by the previous government, with others now almost completed.

“The Rewa bridge that connects the city of Gure has been completed. The Marjeri Bridge has also been completed. The tudai bridge will be completed in one or two months. I have also taken steps to overcome the lack of electricity supply in Yarkasuwa, Kayarda, Ramin Kura and Mariri Towns,” he said.

At the event, Commissioner of the Environment, Abubakar Buba, praised the leadership of the Governor, describing it as “a man of his words.” He also praised Sani for pointing to several native Lere in the strategic government position and to ensure that residents benefit from democratic dividends.