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Why not? Assuming that the ringworld have been abandoned for a sufficient amount of time intelligent life can theoretically evolve anywhere that supports said life. If the ringworld has a working eco system on one of those gigantic sections, even in its overall destroyed state, then it sounds feasible that anything could evolve there that could evolve on a world like earth.
That said, it might also be something like animals leftover from a alien zoo (like a society of chimpanzees evolving from animals left behind), what is left from the fallen civilisation that built the thing (that lost all their knowledge over a long dark period), what was left behind from a laboratory or whatever where whoever built the ring tried to uplift a species, etc.