Operators of the vehicles for intracity movement in the state capital, Yola, and other major towns, notably Mubi and Numan, have been kept out of the streets since the statewide lockdown began last Tuesday.
Governor Fintiri, in authorizing the N20 million palliative for the Keke NAPEP operators, commended their understanding in obeying the call on them to keep off the streets, according to a statement released Monday evening by his Press Secretary, Humwashi Wonosikou. “Government considered the critical transport sector especially the NAPEP operators hit by the 14-day lockdown and released the sum of N20,000,000.00 to the association to cushion the impact,” Wonosikou stated.“The outpouring solidarity and support sparked by this shared challenge has been phenomenal, and this informed government’s intervention through the provision of food items for distribution to the vulnerable across the 21 local government areas of the state,” he stated.
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1) he always talk but don't act. Probably it could end up been audio as usual. 2) Adamawa State has 21 LGAs and non of the LGAs is having less than 1000 napep riders. This shows that non will get up to 1000. So let him reconsider
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