Jigawa Governor tasks contractors on timely completion of projects

The JIgawa State Governor, Malam Umar Namadi has tasked contractors handling various projects on timely completion of the ongoing projects across the state.

This was contained in a press statement signed by Hamisu Mohammed Gumel, Chief Press Secretary to the Governor issued to newsmen.

He said the Governor gave the warning at the flag-off of the construction of the 23.4 kilometres Tarabu–Matarar Alhazai–Malanta–Sawo-Iyo–Gishinawo–Gafta Road and the commissioning of a power project executed by the state government to connect rural communities to the national grid.

He said, the project was awarded at cost of ₦17.28 billion, is one of the critical regional road projects aimed at improving access to rural and farming communities.

“We can not overemphasize the significance of this road. It will improve agricultural activities, ease the transportation of goods, and strengthen the link between government and local communities,” he said.

“We are determined to ensure that every part of the state has access roads that support agricultural growth and connect people to opportunity.

“ I therefore urge the contractor to speed up the pace to ensure that the work is finished on schedule. I am confident that the contractor has no outstanding certificate with the Jigawa State Government, and I expect continuous, quality work.”