Thinklab Group Limited, a leading construction company, has been awarded the contracts for two major road projects in Kaduna State, Northwest Nigeria.
On June 1, 2024, a grounbreaking ceremony attended by the Deputy Governor, Dr. Hadiza Sabuwa Balarabe, members of the Kaduna State cabinets, dignitaries, traditional leaders, and other stakeholders, mark a significant milestone in Thinklab Group Limited’s commitment to delivering quality infrastructure projects in Nigeria.
In his address, Governor Senator Uba Sani commended Thinklab Group Limited for demonstrating capacity and commitment on day one of the project.
He emphasised the impact of the projects on the community, stating, “These roads will not only improve connectivity but also enhance economic growth, boost development, and improve the lives of our people. We are committed to delivering projects that benefit our communities, and we are proud to partner with Thinklab Group Limited, a company that shares our vision.”
The Governor lauded Thinklab Group Limited’s commitment to quality and timely delivery, ensuring that the projects will be finished within the shortest time possible.
CEO of Thinklab Group Limited, Dr. Sa’id Kori assured the community of the company’s capacity stating, “Today is not just a ceremonial groundbreaking, but a full mobilisation of our machinery on site. We assure timely completion within the shortest time, quality construction, community engagement, and local content and job creation. We are committed to delivering a high-quality project that meets the needs of the community.”
The road reconstruction project aims to improve connectivity, enhance economic growth, and boost development in the region. The project’s scope includes the reconstruction of the 6km road and the construction of a 13km access road linking communities and facilitating movement.
Thinklab Group Limited’s commitment to delivering high-quality projects that meet the community’s needs is evident in their quality assurance, timely completion, and community engagement.
