Fact-Check: Hajiya Hadiza Kuta Not Neglecting Duties as Commissioner of Transport in Niger state
By Yahaya Zakka, Minna
The recent social media post on Capacity Media Trust Radio on Facebook criticizing Niger State Commissioner of Transport, Hajiya Hadiza Kuta, has been found to be misleading and lacking in facts.
The post alleged that the commissioner has been neglecting her duties, resulting in traffic congestion at Mandela Junction.
Hajiya Hadiza Kuta has been working diligently to address the transportation challenges in Niger State.
As the Commissioner for Transport, she has been part of the state’s efforts to improve its transportation infrastructure.
In fact, the Niger State Government has been investing heavily in road construction and rehabilitation, which has significantly improved the flow of traffic in the state.
The government’s efforts have also been recognized by various stakeholders, including the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA).
It is also worth noting that traffic congestion at Mandela Junction is not a new issue, and it is not unique to Niger State. The junction is a major intersection that connects several roads, making it prone to congestion, especially during peak hours.
Hajiya Hadiza Kuta She has been attending meetings and conferences, both within and outside the state, to discuss issues related to transportation and infrastructure development.
The commissioner’s commitment to her duties is evident in her participation in various events, including the 2024 World Marine Day celebration, where she delivered a goodwill message on behalf of the Niger State Government.
In addition, Hajiya Hadiza Kuta has been working closely with other stakeholders, including the Commissioners for Transport Forum, to address the transportation challenges facing the state.
It is essential to verify information before sharing it on social media to avoid spreading misinformation and causing unnecessary harm to individuals and institutions.
In conclusion, the social media post criticizing Hajiya Hadiza Kuta is unfounded and misleading. The commissioner has been working hard to address the transportation challenges in Niger State, and her efforts should be recognized and appreciated.
The public is advised to be cautious when sharing information on social media and to verify the authenticity of such information before sharing it.
