By Tukur Muntari
RADOC Construction Company says it has employed no fewer than 1,300 indigenes of Kano State as part of its corporate social responsibility.
The Managing Director of the company, Engr. Doumit Ters, made the disclosure while briefing newsmen on the activities of the company in Kano on Friday.
“Our company which is a construction company operating here in Nigeria, with strong focus on road construction, infrastructure development and other engineering works , has employed over 1,300 people in Kano State,” he said.
He explained that between 93 percent and 94 percent of the workers are indigenes of the state working directly in the company.
Ters said in addition to employing indigenes of the state, the company had also constructed a schools and roads, as parts of its contribution to the development of communities in Kano state.
He noted that the company has been contributing to infrastructural development in Kano and Jigawa States through the construction of roads, drainage systems, and bridges.
Ters explained that the construction of roads remains an important aspect of the company’s activities, aimed at improving transportation and providing better access to communities.
He noted that the construction of drainage systems is also essential in addressing water-related challenges, particularly flooding, while ensuring the proper flow of rainwater in affected areas.
The Managing Director further explained that bridges play a significant role in connecting communities, facilitating the movement of people and goods, and supporting economic activities.
He said the company’s infrastructure projects are intended to contribute to the development of Kano State by improving road networks and enhancing connectivity between different areas.
“The importance of infrastructure in promoting social and economic development cannot be over emphasised,” he added.