Mr Abdulahi said that the road serves as a vital route for the transportation of goods.
Ms Sa’adu said the tragedy occurred when some residents attempted to scoop fuel from the fallen tanker, which later exploded.
According to him, Mr Tinubu’s administration will continue to give priority to the protection of the lives and property of all Nigerians.
The polytechnic’s registrar, Hussaini Enagi, said the council took the action “in view of the rising tension and prevailing negative security report.”
He, therefore, reassured of his administration’s continuous collaboration with the private sector to drive an agricultural revolution in the state.
May his legacy of selfless service continue to inspire the present and future generations,” he stated.
Ms Isah said the VCDP project is being implemented in Bida, Katcha, Wushishi, Kontagora, Shiroro, Borgu, Edati and Mokwa local government areas.
In his speech, Governor Umaru Bago of Niger commended N-HYPPADEC for its corporate social responsibility initiatives in the state.
Mr Gwada solicited the traditional leaders’ advice to tackle the issue.
The residents of the emirate resorted to special prayers seeking divine intervention from God over an imminent drought due to the lack of steady rainfall in the area.
