The Ministry of Land and Physical Planing of Kano State has making significant strides in establishing a robust land information system that would revolutionize land administration and reduce disputes.
The Commissioner of Land Alhaji Abduljabbar Umar Garko has highlighted the ministry’s efforts to ensure efficient storage and retrieval of land records, minimizing the incidence of missing or misplaced documents.
Garko explained that in an exclusive interview with Newsmen on Tuesday Commissioner emphasized the importance of this initiative in resolving land disputes.
He acknowledged that disputes often arise due to the unavailability or misplacement of land documents, causing prolonged legal battles and tensions among parties involved. By implementing a comprehensive land information system, the ministry aims to prevent such conflicts and ensure a more streamlined and transparent process.
To further strengthen the resolution of land disputes, the Ministry of Land is collaborating with stakeholders to devise alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. These strategies promote dialogue, mediation, and arbitration, enabling amicable resolutions that benefit all parties involved.
“By introducing these mechanisms,Our ministry aims to reduce the burden on the judicial system and foster peaceful coexistence among communities.
Additionally, the Ministry of Land is committed to combatting corruption in land administration Commissioner Garko shared that the ministry is implementing digital systems that minimize human interference and promote efficiency in land transactions.
” We will ensure transparency and accountability in the process,These measures are crucial in enhancing public trust and confidence in the land administration system.
He also assured that by implementing innovative measures, embracing technology, and enhancing capacity, the ministry, under his leadership, aims to promote peace and development in the state.
The efforts of the Ministry of Land in Kano State are commendable, as they strive to establish an efficient and transparent land administration system. By putting in place a robust land information system
“Take sight on collaborating with stakeholders for dispute resolution, and combating corruption through digital systems, the ministry is paving the way for peaceful land transactions and overall development in the state.
