By Emmanuel Awari-Jalingo
The Taraba State Government has announced plans to dualize sections of the Bali-Serti-Gembu road, following the completion of ongoing rehabilitation work by the federal government. Governor Dr. Agbu Kefas made this commitment during a visit to the Chief of Mambilla, HRH Dr. Audu Shehu Baju in Gembu.
“We are determined to expand the road network in Taraba State, and the dualization of the Bali-Serti-Gembu road is a top priority,” said Governor Kefas. “This project will not only improve transportation but also boost economic growth and development in the region.”
The Governor also emphasized the importance of peace and unity in the successful implementation of development projects in the state. “We must work together to achieve our goals,” he stressed.
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HRH Dr. Shehu Baju, the Chief of Mambilla, expressed gratitude for the people-centric projects and assured the Governor of unwavering support. “We are committed to supporting the government’s initiatives and ensuring the success of these projects,” he said.
The Secretary to the Government of the State, Chief GT Kataps, outlined upcoming initiatives, including the introduction of modern brick-making machines and the allocation of tractors to cooperative groups. He also highlighted the successful Gembu Rural Electrification project and its positive impact on the community.
With the dualization of the Bali-Serti-Gembu road and other development projects underway, the people of Taraba State can look forward to transformative developments and improved living standards. As Governor Kefas noted, “We are committed to harnessing our state’s tourism potential for sustainable development and ensuring a brighter future for all.”