Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State has commissioned the construction of 115 kilometers of rural roads across the state’s three senatorial zones. The Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project aims to boost agricultural marketing and improve residents’ livelihoods. The project, worth over N23 billion, includes five roads: Charachara-Ragwam-Magwanshi-Lafiya Road, Mainamaji-Badara-Kuka-Pali Road, Akuyam-Gwaram-Hardawa Road, Durum-Nahuta Road, and Garin Gami-Gadai-Madufa Road.
The governor highlighted the project’s significance, stating it aligns with the state’s vision of improving rural access and agricultural marketing. He emphasized the project’s potential to facilitate agricultural activities, enhance economic opportunities, and improve the quality of life for rural communities.
Key points:
- Governor Bala Mohammed commissions construction of 115 km rural roads in Bauchi State
- Project aims to boost agricultural marketing and improve residents’ livelihoods
- Five roads to be constructed, worth over N23 billion
- Project aligns with state’s vision of improving rural access and agricultural marketing
- Expected to facilitate agricultural activities, enhance economic opportunities, and improve quality of life for rural communities
This project marks a significant stride in rural development, demonstrating the governor’s commitment to improving the lives of rural residents.
