Tears of joy flowed freely in Tudun Biri as Governor Uba Sani made good on his promise, with asphalt work kicking off on the long-awaited 5.525-kilometre road. For years, residents have endured hardship due to the terrible state of the road. Now, hope has replaced despair.
This is not the first time Governor Sani has brought relief to the people of Tudun Biri. He previously built a modern Primary Healthcare Centre (PHC) and a Skills Acquisition Centre, transforming lives through healthcare and economic empowerment.
Stakeholders insist that with the road now taking shape, his commitment to rural development is undeniable.
Elders, traders, and youth alike could not hide their emotions.
“We thought this day would never come,” an elderly resident said, wiping tears. “Uba Sani has changed our story.”
Asphalt now replaces the dusty, impassable path that once defined Tudun Biri’s struggles. Farmers can transport goods with ease, children can get to school safely, and businesses can thrive.
“This project is not just about infrastructure—it is about dignity, progress, and a leader who listens and delivers”, an associate of the governor, Hon Aminu Zaria noted.
Governor Uba Sani’s name echoes in the hearts of Kaduna’s rural communities, not as a politician, but as a promise-keeper.
