Governor Mohammed Umar Bago of Niger state will tomorrow Tuesday commission two hundred Compressed Natural Gas CNG buses procured by the state government to cushion the effect of subsidy removal by the federal government.
The gesture is part of effort at boosting the transport sector and high tech vehicles for security agencies to curb insecurity.
Commissioner of Information and Strategy Hajiya Binta Mamman stated this while addressing Newsmen in Minna, on the one year anniversary of Governor Umar Bago.
Hajiya Binta Mamman said a novelty football match will be played at the Bako Kontagora stadium Minna between the executive and legislature, as well the flag off of human papilloma virus for young female students between the age of nine and fourteen years in Minna.
According to her, though the celebration will be low key, activities lined up were kick started with both muslims and christians special prayers held on Friday and Sunday throughout the state.
Hajiya Binta Mamman explained that a new era of progress and prosperity is visible in the state since the present administration started and implored residents support the government.
The Commissioner added that the Governor’s vision for a thriving Niger state is becoming a reality, as his unwavering commitment to turning around the state has led to remarkable upgrades and innovations which showcase his commitment and dedication to excellence.
COV / ALIYU LAWAL
