Kano gov terminates road contract over ‘contractors’ failure to mobilise for work’

... revokes 5-km Garko Road contract


The Kano state governor, Abba Yusuf, has announced revocation of the contract for the construction of a five-kilometre road in Garko local government area over the contractor’s failure to mobilize at the site.’

This was disclosed in a post on Monday, published on his Facebook page.

Yusuf said a new and reliable contractor would be appointed within a few days to ensure the project’s timely completion.

The governor said he was delighted to personally inspect the Kafinchiri irrigation project, a flagship scheme in his government’s push to revolutionize agriculture.

He added that the project visit was a key stop on his rural development journey, stressing its role in sustaining agriculture and state growth.

“I was pleased to conduct an on-site assessment of the Kafinchiri Irrigation Project in Garko Local Government Area, a key initiative under our administration’s agricultural transformation drive,” the post reads.

“The project, valued at N2.5 billion, is aimed at bolstering year-round farming, enhancing food security, and driving economic growth in the state.

“My visit to the Kafinchiri Irrigation Project was part of my rural development tour, yesterday, highlighting it as a vital component of our efforts to promote continuous agricultural production in Kano State.

“Similarly, I announced the revocation of the contract for the Garko Local Government five-kilometer road project due to the contractor’s failure to mobilise to the site. We will ensure that a new and reliable contractor would be appointed within a few days to ensure the project’s timely completion.

“I also emphasised our commitment to establish a modern health facility in Garko town, aimed at bringing healthcare services closer to the people. – AKY.”

 

 

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