Tambuwal To Commission New Yenagoa City Road

... as Gov. Diri thanks Bayelsans for sustenance of peace 

His Excellency, Rt.Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, Governor of Sokoto State will be in Yenagoa tomorrow, 7th April, 2022 to inaugurate the New Yenagoa City road at Onopa. 

Governor Diri stated this while presiding over the 70th State Executive Council meeting at the Exco Chambers, Government House, Yenagoa. 

"Tomorrow, one of those projects earlier lined up for the 2nd anniversary, the New Yenagoa City road, will be inaugurated by the Governor of Sokoto State,  Aminu Waziri Tambuwal. And as you know, that road was started by my predecessor, the Restoration government, the bridge the road and we have come in to complete that road."

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