Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has commissioned the 39-kilometre Ingawa–Dutsi–Shargalle road, completed in a record 12 months—four months ahead of schedule.
The governor hailed the project as a major boost to connectivity across communities in Katsina State, noting its impact on easing movement, improving access to healthcare and education, and unlocking agricultural and commercial potential.
Radda said the road builds on groundwork laid by previous administrations, while aligning with his government’s broader push to accelerate infrastructure development and economic growth across the state.
Residents and stakeholders have welcomed the development, describing it as a transformative link expected to open up rural economies and enhance livelihoods.



