By Ajiya Ayuba, Bauchi
The Kardam community in Bauchi State has congratulated Professor Titus Saul Ketkukah on his appointment as Commissioner for Works and Transport, while also pleading for the construction of a 10km road in their area. According to Comrade Mohammad Shehu, the village head, the community believes that Professor Ketkukah’s appointment will bring development to the state, thanks to his diverse and robust experience. The community is urging Governor Bala Abdulkadir Muhammad to include the Kardam road in his rural transformation project, which would greatly assist their community.
In response, Professor Ketkukah expressed his appreciation for the community’s visit and reiterated the administration’s commitment to taking people out of hardship through people-oriented projects. He emphasized the importance of rural infrastructure in driving development and improving the lives of rural dwellers, and assured the community that the government will look into their plight. The community’s plea for the 10km road construction is a testament to the need for improved infrastructure in rural areas, which can have a significant impact on the lives of residents.
The construction of the 10km road would not only improve transportation links but also boost economic activity and access to essential services in the area. As the government considers the community’s request, it is essential to prioritize the needs of rural dwellers and invest in infrastructure that can drive development and improve living standards. By doing so, the government can demonstrate its commitment to the well-being of all citizens, regardless of their location.
The government will look into their plight
As the community waits for a response to their plea, they remain hopeful that their voices will be heard and their needs addressed. The construction of the 10km road would be a significant step towards improving the lives of Kardam community residents and demonstrating the government’s commitment to rural development.
