Governor Uba Sani assured residents that compensation will be provided for properties affected by government projects. He emphasized that meaningful development must prioritize fairness alongside progress, highlighting the importance of addressing the concerns of those impacted by such initiatives.

Traders at Mowe/Ofada Market in Ogun State have reported significant losses following the demolition of their stalls by the government without prior notice, resulting in damages exceeding N500 million in goods. The affected traders are appealing to the government for assistance.

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 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.

Traders at the Mowe/Ofada Market in Ogun State have protested against the demolition of their market by the state government, claiming it was executed without prior notice to shop owners. The demolition reportedly occurred around 2am on Friday, leading to significant unrest among the affected traders, who are demanding accountability from the authorities.

The six governors of Nigeria's South South geopolitical zone have resolved to meet with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to discuss critical regional concerns, particularly infrastructure deficiencies and environmental development. The governors reached the decision during a meeting at the Cross River State Government House in Calabar on Monday, where they deliberated on various sociopolitical, economic and political challenges affecting the zone, according to the Daily Post.