Zamfara Works Ministry Warns Contractor Over Delay on One Time–Barakallahu–Kaura Road

Officials of the Zamfara State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure have commended Rockseed International Company for the quality and pace of work on the ongoing Unguwar Gwaza Housing Estate project, while expressing concern over delays on the One Time–Barakallahu–Kaura Road project.

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The Acting Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Engr Amiru Musa Anka, led directors and technical engineers on an unscheduled inspection of ongoing projects across the state to assess progress, workmanship and compliance with approved specifications.

At the Unguwar Gwaza Housing Estate, the inspection team praised Rockseed International Company for what it described as impressive progress and quality execution.


Anka said the contractor had demonstrated professionalism and commitment to delivering the project to the required standard, urging the company to maintain the pace and ensure timely completion without compromising quality.


He said the ministry would continue to provide technical supervision and monitoring to ensure government projects were executed in line with approved specifications and standards.


However, the inspection team expressed dissatisfaction with the pace of work on the One Time–Barakallahu–Kaura Road project, being handled by Weisky Global Company.

Anka urged the contractor to increase the tempo of construction and deploy adequate manpower, equipment and other resources to accelerate delivery.


He warned that contractors handling government projects were expected to demonstrate commitment to agreed timelines, specifications and quality standards.

The acting permanent secretary directed the contractor to improve the pace of work to prevent further delays and ensure completion within the expected timeframe.


The ministry said the inspections would continue across Zamfara as part of efforts to ensure value for money, quality workmanship and timely delivery of public infrastructure.

Speaking during the inspection of the Unguwar Gwaza Housing Estate, the project manager of Rockseed International Company, Engr Tang, thanked Governor Dauda Lawal for giving the company the opportunity to contribute to the state's development.

Tang assured the ministry that the company would maintain its current pace and quality of work and remain committed to completing the housing project successfully and on schedule.

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