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Gov Sani Revokes Allocation Of Lands Approved By El-rufai

Kaduna State Governor, Uba Sani, has ordered the revocation of houses and land allocation within a school premises embarked upon by previous government led by former governor Nasir El-Rufai.

The government revoked the previous sales of institutional houses and land allocations within Alhuda-huda College, Zaria, Queen Amina College, Kaduna and Government Commercial College, Zaria for overriding public interest and for the common good.

Secretary to the State Government, Abdulkadri Muazu Meyere, in a statement, on Tuesday, said the “revocation was approved last year and the revocation order has been conveyed to all allottees, while steps are being taken to refund amounts paid in respect of the sold houses as directed by the Governor of Kaduna State.”

He said, “Uba Sani noted that effective learning can best take place in a conducive atmosphere without distractions and sundry interfere.

“One of the first decisions that His Excellency took upon assuming office was the slashing of the school fees of Kaduna State-own tertiary institutions on August 21, 2023.

“Apart from tertiary institutions, the Senator Uba Sani administration has also improved access by building new primary and secondary schools as well as blocks of classrooms since he became Governor of Kaduna State.

“The Senator Uba Sani administration has built over 2,336 new classrooms, renovated more than 707 others and provided 3,704 and 30,742 furniture, for teachers and pupils respectively.
“Kaduna State Government has sunk 51 boreholes, provided 918 cubicle toilets for both pupils’ and teachers’ use in all the Local Governments to make learning more conducive.”

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