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Transmission Company Plans Compensation For Affected Persons Along Mando–Rimin Zakara 330kV line

Jerry Emmason by Jerry Emmason
9 months ago
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The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) says it plans to compensate those that will be affected by the construction of Mando–Rimin Zakara 330 Kilo Volt (KV) transmission line in Kano Region.

TCN’s general manager, Public Affairs, Ndidi Mbah, stated on Friday that the company made the commitment at a sensitisation programme for Project Affected Persons.

Mbah said that the programme was organised by TCN in collaboration with the African Development Bank (AfDB) ahead of the construction of Mando–Rimin Zakara 330kV Transmission Line.

“The programme, which held in Rimin Zakara Community, brought together traditional rulers from 25 communities in Kano State.

“These include Abdullahi Muhammad, chairman of Kiru Local Government Area security agencies, and other stakeholder, ‘’she said.

Speaking at the event,  general manager (Transmission), Kano Region, Mohammed Bello, said that the federal government had released its portion of the compensation funds.

Represented by Mr Ibrahim Aliyu, Assistant General Manager (Transmission), Kano Region, Bello said that payment of compensation was expected to begin between now and April.

A consultant with Resource Field Nigeria Limited, David Ayomide Sanni explained that compensation would be paid by cheque directly to beneficiaries.

Sanni said that the affected persons must present their Bank Verification Number, National Identification Number, and relevant documents.

He added that beneficiaries would also receive farm inputs at the conclusion of the exercise.

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In his remarks, the director of Transmission, Ministry of Power, Abimbola Ominiyi said that the project would improve electricity supply in the region.

He, however, called for the cooperation of all stakeholders to ensure smooth implementation of the project and assured that adequate compensation would be paid to all affected persons. .

 

 

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