Farmer Gov Bago Expresses satisfaction with the 5km road Project in Lemu.
From Abdulkadir Yahaya, Minna
Niger State Governor, Farmer Mohammed Umaru Bago, expressed his satisfaction with the contractor responsible for the 5km township road in Lemu, located in the Gbako local government area of the state.
He made this statement during his inspection of the completed road project while concluding his monitoring tour of projects in the Niger North and South Senatorial Districts.
Governor Bago described the road as the best completed so far, praising its quality and the speed at which it was constructed. As a result, an additional 5km road project in the Gbako Local Government Area has been awarded to the same contractor.
He indicated that the contractor could expect more contracts in the state based on their performance on the Lemu project.
The Governor also directed the Member representing Bida/Katcha/Gbako Federal Constituency, Saidu Musa Abdullahi, to install solar-powered streetlights along the road within one week.
He reassured the community of his administration’s commitment to addressing their essential needs, including healthcare, water, power, and education.
Furthermore, he announced plans to undertake extensive renovations and the construction of basic facilities.
During the tour, Governor Bago noted that the opportunity to interact with grassroots members of the community has fostered a sense of belonging among the people.
Saidu Musa Abdullahi, the local Federal Constituency member, along with the Chairman of Gbako Local Government Council, Hassan Muhammad, the Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Abdullahi Adamu Mammagi, and the District Head of Lemu, Muhammad Bello, each commended the Farmer Governor for his efforts to improve the lives of the citizens.
Earlier in the tour, the Farmer Governor visited Edozhigi and Sheshi Mandikko communities, where he engaged with residents and assured them of additional benefits from his administration.
