Governor Inuwa Yahaya Assures Swift Intervention On Major Road Washed Away By Heavy Downpour

The Permanent Secretary Ministry of Works and Transportation, Alh. Yambiu Idris Buba, earlier today, inspected a road washout at Todi-Shela-Tudu Kwaya road in Billiri local government area.

The Permanent Secretary who was accompanied by a team of Engineers from the Ministry, said they visited the site to assess the extent of damage as a result of heavy downpour.

He assured the communities that the state government under the leadership of Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya (Dan Majen Gombe) will take a swift action to fix the road.

He also assured that government will ensure repairs and reconstruction of other washed-away roads and bridges across the state.

He said "looking at the importance of this road, and taken into cognisance the fact that roads play a key role in the socio-economic activities of the people and development of the society, and considering the disposition of Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya towards the well-being of his people; I can assure you that Government will definitely cone to your aid and ameliorate your suffering". I know how bad he feels each time he sees means of livelihood of the people suffer setback".

The Perm-sec called on the residents of the affected communities to desist from dumping refuse in the drainages and stop farming along the water channels to avoid reoccurrence.

Titus Nerus Dangabar

I.O ( MOW&T)

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