
Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has inaugurated the Zango-Asibitin Yara Road and Panteka Market access roads in Kaduna South local government area. According to a source cited by Leadership, the projects had been abandoned for over 10 years before the current administration completed and commissioned them. Residents and traders in the area reportedly welcomed the development, which is expected to improve access and commercial activity around the Panteka Market.
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