Everything KASAMA does is rooted in four interconnected pillars — from keeping assets functional and secure today, to tracking their value and growing their impact for generations to come.
Four interconnected pillars form the operational backbone of KASAMA — from keeping assets functional today to growing their value for generations to come.
Systematic upkeep and rehabilitation of state assets to preserve their operational value and extend their serviceable life.
Key Activities
Protection of state assets from encroachment, misuse, and deterioration through robust monitoring and enforcement.
Key Activities
Accurate valuation and financial reporting of state assets to support evidence-based policy and governance decisions.
Key Activities
Strategic investment and development to grow the state asset base and generate sustainable returns for public benefit.
Key Activities
Identify
Survey and catalogue every state-owned asset
Plan
Develop structured maintenance and growth plans
Execute
Deploy resources and implement programmes
Review
Audit outcomes and publish transparent reports
A closer look at what each pillar means in practice and how it shapes the work KASAMA carries out every day.
Pillar 01
A state's assets are only as valuable as their condition. KASAMA runs structured maintenance programmes that keep government properties, vehicles, and equipment safe, functional, and cost-effective — reducing the expensive cycle of emergency repairs and premature replacement.
Pillar 02
Without security, even well-maintained assets can be lost. KASAMA deploys physical, administrative, and legal mechanisms to protect state properties from theft, vandalism, illegal encroachment, and misappropriation — ensuring public resources remain in public hands.
Pillar 03
You cannot manage what you cannot measure. KASAMA ensures every state asset is professionally valued, accurately recorded, and regularly reappraised — giving the government and the public a truthful picture of what Katsina State owns and what it is worth.
Pillar 04
Government assets should work for the people. Where assets are idle or underutilised, KASAMA identifies opportunities to lease, license, or partner with the private sector — turning dormant public property into active revenue that funds essential services across Katsina State.
Every project KASAMA delivers is a direct expression of one or more of these four pillars. Explore our current and completed work.
