Kaduna College Faces Severe Infrastructural Challenges

The Kaduna State College in Gidan Waya is grappling with significant infrastructural issues, particularly concerning access roads and hostel facilities, which have raised serious security and welfare concerns among students. Rev.

Fr. Julius Mose Eyyazo described the poor state of the roads as the institution's greatest challenge, with students often arriving late due to transport difficulties.

Mathew, a student union leader, highlighted that the road conditions have led to increased transport fares and frequent missed lectures. Engr.

Victor Gambo, the college's head, acknowledged the deplorable state of the roads, which remain unrehabilitated despite previous interventions. A contract for an 11.5-kilometer road project was awarded during the administration of former Kaduna State Governor Ahmed Makarfi, but the project has not been completed.

Additionally, hostel facilities are inadequate, with complaints about security and environmental conditions. Sen.

Sundai Marshal Katung disclosed that the construction of internal roads and renovation of hostel blocks is included in the 2026 budget, but urgent attention is needed to address the ongoing challenges.