Kebbi State Governor, Nasir Idris, on Thursday, inspected roads damaged by heavy rainfall in Dandi Local Government Area, with affected communities calling for urgent intervention to restore access and prevent further deterioration.
The affected roads include the Kingakwai–Fana–Dakingari Road and the Fana Township Road, which serves as a key link between Fana town and neighbouring communities.
During the inspection, the member representing the area in the Kebbi State House of Assembly, Suleiman Fana, and the Commissioner for Works, Abdullahi Umar Faruk, briefed the governor on the extent of the damage caused by the rainfall.
Officials said sections of the roads had been severely affected by erosion and flooding, disrupting movement in the area.
The Commissioner for Works recommended the construction of additional culverts and other drainage structures to facilitate repairs and reduce the risk of future damage.
Idris, accompanied by government officials, assessed the affected sites and assured residents that steps would be taken to address the situation.
The inspection comes amid concerns over the impact of seasonal rainfall on road infrastructure across parts of the state.
Meanwhile, the governor also visited Kamba town, where he paid a condolence visit to former Speaker of the Kebbi State House of Assembly, Samaila Abdulmumin Kamba, following the death of his wife, Hajiya Fatima Abdulmumin.
The late Hajiya Fatima, who died at the age of 65, was buried according to Islamic rites and is survived by nine children.
