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Saminaka Old Students’ Association Alerts Governor on Land Encroachment

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Saminaka Old Students’ Association Alerts Governor on Land Encroachment

The Saminaka Old Students’ Association has raised concerns regarding alleged encroachment on the land of Government College Saminaka in Lere Local Government Area of Kaduna State. In an open letter to Kaduna State Governor Senator Uba Sani, the association, represented by Secretary General Samaila Sadau, claimed that portions of the school’s land were being demarcated for private allocation.

Sadau emphasized that the land was acquired and gazetted for educational purposes and is essential for classrooms, hostels, staff quarters, playgrounds, and future expansion. The association warned that encroachment could jeopardize the safety and learning environment of students and set a dangerous precedent for public school lands.

They urged the governor to direct relevant state agencies, including the Ministry of Education and KASUPDA, to verify the school’s boundaries and halt any development on disputed land. Additionally, they called for an investigation into the community leaders involved and the construction of a perimeter fence to prevent future encroachment.

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