Kaduna State Governor, Senator Uba Sani, has approved the allocation of three hectares of land to the Nigeria Automobile Technicians Association of Nigeria (NATA), Zaria Branch, for the establishment of a standard mechanic village.
The approval follows an appeal by the association for a permanent site that will enable its members to upgrade their businesses, improve service delivery, and operate in a more organized environment.
The Director General of KADGIS, Dr. Bashir Garba Ibrahim, presented the offer letter to the executives of the association, led by its Chairman, Engr. Magaji Muhammad Dangaladima, Fagacin Zazzau. The chairman expressed profound appreciation to the Kaduna State Government for the gesture, describing it as a major boost to the association and its members.
The establishment of the mechanic village is expected to enhance the operations of automobile technicians, stimulate economic activities in the area, create employment opportunities for residents, and contribute to the continued development of Kaduna State.
