Former Chairman of Ungogo Native Authorities Space, Engr. Abdullahi Garba Ramat, has criticized the Kano State authorities for its silence over the deaths of 4 people throughout a demolition train in Rimin Auzinawa.
The incident occurred within the early hours of the demolition, resulting in a conflict between residents and safety operatives, leading to fatalities.
In a press release on his verified Fb deal with, Ramat expressed outrage over the shortage of response from the state authorities.
“Virtually 48 hours after this tragedy, the Kano State authorities stays silent—no condolences, no accountability,” Ramat wrote. “Harmless lives have been misplaced, properties destroyed, and households left in despair—all with out due course of, session, or compensation. That is about dignity and survival, not simply buildings.”
He condemned the demolition, calling it brutal and unjust. “We condemn this brutality and demand the federal government take accountability, present speedy reduction, and undertake a simply, humane strategy to city planning. No authorities ought to punish its residents for its personal failures,” he stated.
The demolition was carried out by the Kano City Planning and Growth Authority (KNUPDA), which had marked about 40 residential buildings for removing. The disputed land is alleged to belong to Bayero College, Kano (BUK) and has been a topic of controversy.
Ramat referred to as for motion from human rights organizations, authorized our bodies, and the worldwide neighborhood.
“We name on human rights organizations, authorized our bodies, and the worldwide neighborhood to demand accountability and guarantee this by no means occurs once more,” he added.
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