Gov Radda Says Insecurity Hindering His Campaign Promises

Governor Dikko Radda of Katsina State has said that a handful of his campaign promises remain unfinished due to persistent insecurity and the need for careful planning, even as he maintained that most of the pledges have already been fulfilled.

While hosting a high-powered delegation from Sabuwa local government area at the Government House, Governor Radda explained that violent attacks in some rural areas have slowed key infrastructure projects, including the ₦18.9 billion Sabuwa Tashar Bawa Road.

“Our administration is ready with funds but contractors cannot mobilise until safety is assured,” he said.
The governor stressed that disciplined policy implementation, not rushed spending, guides his ‘Building Your Future’ agenda.

“We have achieved about 90 per cent of our promises because we follow a structured plan,” he noted, adding that the remaining projects require stable security and thorough design to avoid the failures of past governments.

Radda assured residents that once peace efforts with repentant bandits take firmer hold, the delayed projects would make further progress, assuring that his administration would deliver on every commitment made to the people.