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CITAD task stakeholders on abandoned projects in Kano 

July 15, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has called on stakeholders across eight Local Government areas of Kano, to be steadfast in the advocacy for the completion of abandoned projects in their localities.

However, these local government areas are: Bichi, Fagge, Dala, Gwale, Tarauni, Nasarawa, Municipal, and Sumaila local government areas are the focus areas for the project.

Making this known on Monday, the CITAD  Senior program officer, Isah Garba during an inception meeting with the stakeholders on improving citizens’ participation in governance processes and demanding accountability from duty-bearers in Kano State.

He disclosed that there was a constituency project which was, a primary health centre which was  abandoned for over ten years thus causing a great risk to people residing in the area as dangerous reptiles and animals have taken over them.

According to him,” A lot of resources are being wasted, government has started them and abandoned them without any reason while the societies need them for beneficial means.

Alhaji Garba stated; “We want the citizens to actively participate to reduce the number of abandoned projects through advocacy to the government, compile the list of these projects, and also see how we can get them completed.

He said that the stakeholders should demand accountability and transparency from those elected members who were representing them on the need to ensure that the abandoned projects are completed.

Alhaji Garba also reminded the stakeholders, that their failure to hold the elected members they voted for, would not result to wasteful of resources and deprive them of dividend of democracy.

These abandoned projects are taxpayers’ money of people, adding that allowing them to rot away, would not amount to lack of responsibilities, but against the will of Allah.

He added; “We are also looking forward to presenting citizens charter of demands so that project would not be just perceived by just one person and at the end of the day turn out to be a waste or not being completed.

“We just want public resources to be fully utilised. The citizens need to know that they have all the rights and responsibilities to rise onto governance and they need to actively participate in all the processes beyond casting votes.”

He therefore hinted that at the end of the meeting, the stakeholders pledged to follow up on abandoned projects for completion in their respective Local Government Areas.

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