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Uba Sani compensates Sabon Gari residents ahead of major road construction

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Governor Uba Sani (right) presenting cheque to one of the beneficiaries

At a cheque presentation ceremony held in Basawa, Sabon Gari Local Government Area, on Friday, Governor Sani reaffirmed that his administration places the welfare and dignity of citizens at the heart of its development agenda.

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