Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has initiated compensation for 122 households impacted by the Ring Road project. He emphasized his commitment to ensuring that no citizen is deprived of their property without due process, as reported by Naija News.

Governor Uba Sani has launched an erosion control project that will affect residents in the Rigasa to Tudun Wada wards of Igabi and Kaduna South local governments. As part of the initiative, he distributed cheques totaling approximately N2 billion to 1,000 individuals whose homes will be impacted by the project.

Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has pledged that his administration will not dispossess any citizen of their property without providing fair and adequate compensation. This commitment was made following the distribution of cheques to households affected by developments along a 15-kilometre Ring Road corridor from Danbushiya Junction to Danhono 2, located at the Millennium City.

The Kano State Government has committed to completing all abandoned projects in the state while also initiating new development projects to enhance infrastructure and public services. This announcement was made by the Commissioner for Public Procurement, Projects Monitoring and Evaluation, Comrade Nura Ma’aji Sumaila, during a press event on Sunday.

A South African minister responded to Shehu Sani's claims by stating that there will be no compensation for Nigerians, emphasizing that only legally owned properties in South Africa are registered, while structures in informal settlements are deemed illegal and ineligible for compensation. This statement was reported by Vanguard.

The Kano State Government has reported the completion of over 1,508 development projects, with a total value exceeding N928 billion. This information was shared by a commissioner, highlighting the government's investment in various initiatives across the state.