Governor Lawal begins construction of key road projects in Zamfara
![Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal, has flagged off the construction of 11.65km roads linking Bungudu and Kauran Namoda LGAs. The project, costing N6.6 billion, is aimed at enhancing transportation and boosting economic growth.](https://guardian.ng/wp-content/plugins/ventra-lazy-load/images/1x1.trans.gif)
In a bold step towards infrastructural development, Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal, has officially launched the construction of 11.65 kilometres of road linking the towns of Rawayya, Furfuri, and Kurya Madaro in Bungudu and Kauran Namoda Local Government Areas.
This project underscores the Governor’s commitment to improving transportation networks across the state, aiming to better connect rural communities and enhance overall economic growth.
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The ambitious project, which carries a price tag of N6.6 billion, is expected to be completed within the next 12 months. Speaking at the flag-off ceremony, Governor Lawal highlighted the critical need for improved rural infrastructure, citing its significant impact on local farming, business activities, and the social well-being of rural dwellers.
“The near absence of rural infrastructure has severely affected farming and local business activities and hinders the social well-being of rural dwellers,” the Governor remarked. “This project is a testament to our administration’s commitment to improving our transportation system by connecting our towns and villages with access roads.”
Governor Lawal emphasised that the construction aligns with his administration’s broader infrastructural development agenda. This agenda seeks to create an environment conducive to business growth while addressing the state’s security challenges through better connectivity.
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“We consider building urban and rural infrastructure a development imperative in our desire to create a robust foundation for sustainable development and economic growth across all sectors,” he added.
The Governor also reassured the people of Zamfara State of his administration’s unwavering commitment to advancing the state in all aspects of human life. He reiterated that this mission has been central to his leadership, which he views as a responsibility bestowed upon him by Allah.
“It is my pleasure to flag off the construction of 11.65 km of roads in the towns of Rawayya, Furfuri, and Kurya Madaro,” Governor Lawal declared, marking the start of a project that is expected to significantly improve the quality of life for residents in these areas.
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The road construction project is seen as a vital step in addressing the long-standing infrastructural deficits in Zamfara State, particularly in rural areas where access to basic amenities has been limited due to poor road networks. By linking these communities, the project aims to facilitate easier movement of goods and people, thus boosting local economies and improving security.
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