Gombe To Construct 27 Markets For N8.4bn

 

Gombe State government, yesterday said all plans had been put in place to construct 27 markets across the state at the cost of N8.4billion.

This is the fallout of the executive council meeting, which was presided over by Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya.

The development was disclosed at a joint press briefing by the state’s Commissioner for Youths and Sports, Julius Isaiah and his Commerce and Tourism counterpart, Nasiru Aliyu after the Exco meeting.

Isaiah told journalists that the council also approved the declaration of a state of emergency in water supply, sanitation and hygiene in line with federal government’s directives.

He said the state of emergency in Gombe, “will happen soon.”

See also  Gombe Deputy Minority Leader dumps PDP in anger

On his part, Aliyu said the council approved N370.3million for the consultancy, designing, bill of quantity and monitoring of the 27 markets.

He explained that 10 of the markets will be model markets to be constructed new, while the remaining 17 will undergo reconstruction.

The commerce and tourism commissioner, added that in taking the decision to construct 27 markets, all stakeholders were involved.

On the issues of compensation, he told journalists that if it is discovered that the payment will be too high, other locations to sites the markets will be searched for.

Untitled Document

You can always reach us through these channels

Facebook: https:/www.facebook.com/ancitymedia

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ancitymedia

Youtube Channel: https://youtube.com/@ancitymedia

 

Phone Numbers: 07062501185, 09038738731

E-Mail: info@ancity.com.ng, anambracity@gmail.com

Copyright.

This Post: Gombe To Construct 27 Markets For N8.4bn was approved and published by Ancity Media Editor and may not be republished elsewhere without prior written permission from the Editor.

See also  Why we severed ties with Atiku Abubakar by Intels

Comments
Loading...

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More