The Governor gave this estimate while addressing State House Correspondents on Friday after a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari.
The Governor said the state government had identified some 360 erosion sites out of which 57 had been studied and considered critical and needing immediate attention. He however said his State, and not even the Federal Government, could shoulder the burden of solving the problem alone, calling on international humanitarian agencies and donor bodies to come to the aid of the state in tackling the problem.
“The meeting went very well and it’s just a normal courtesy call on the President and then to make few requests from him.
“So the President in his wisdom has also promised to immediately get in touch with the Ecological Fund Office to remedy the situation,” he said.
Animal talk don start again oo
How much will he then use for other capital project? And they can mumuly give him the money
We need a new policy! How can you be both a senator and a governor You should forfeit one appointment for the other EndSARS
hw diz man came into da seat is wat i still dnt understand
You can start printing the money now
Take it from ur security vote and reduce ur travelling allowance.
Una never start
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