Representative Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State has expelled the affirmation by the Nigerian Senate that the Abuja-Kaduna thruway is the most dangerous streets in the nation, saying that the road is presently alright for voyagers.

El-Rufai expressed this when he tended to State House reporters after a shut entryway meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Estate, Abuja on Monday.

The Senate had on May 8 portrayed the Abuja-Kaduna parkway as the most hazardous street in Africa because of the exercises of hijackers and outfitted marauders working on the turnpike.

Sen. Shehu Sani, speaking to Kaduna Focal Senatorial Locale, had, while adding to a movement on “Earnest need to build the number of mentors on the Abuja-Kaduna railroad line” named the previously mentioned interstate as a standout amongst the riskiest in Africa.

In his commitment, Sen. James Supervisor countered, saying that the interstate was not a standout amongst the most hazardous but rather the riskiest street in Africa.

Be that as it may, responding El-Rufai stated: “On the off chance that you think everything that leaves Nigeria’s Senate you will have genuine psychological wellness issues.

“There are things that I said there that are only for the display, for the media. I don’t have the foggiest idea what insights that were utilized to establish that the Abuja-Kaduna street is the most hazardous street anyplace – I like certainty; I like using figures, I wish the general population that said that would create data.

“I’m stating that regardless of what anyone said a week ago, I’m guaranteeing Nigerians that the Abuja– Kaduna street is very sheltered now and will be so following the measures set up by the different security organizations.

The senator, who said that he was not guaranteeing supreme security for explorers utilizing the street, kept up that no one but God can ensure all out wellbeing.

“In any case, I’m stating, as the legislative leader of the state, in light of the safety efforts set up, I’m sure that the street is protected, and I drive on that street,” NAN cited him as saying.