Zungeru Hydropower Project Will Be Ready By 2019 – Gov Sani-Bello

Niger State Governor, Alhaji Abubakar Sani-Bello has expressed optimism
that the 700 Megawatts Zungeru Hydro- electricity Generation Project
will be delivered on scheduled by December 2019 in a statement sign
by Jibrin Baba Ndace , Chief Press Secretary.
Former Chairman Senate Committeee on Power, Senator Philip Aduda also
said that the nation’s fourth hydro-electricity generating station would
grossly improve power supply when completed in the next 25 months.
Governor Sani-Bello and Senator Phillip Aduda gave these assurances shortly after an unscheduled inspection to the power plant in Zungeru, Wushishi Local Government area of Niger state.
Governor Sani-Bello and Senator Phillip Aduda gave these assurances shortly after an unscheduled inspection to the power plant in Zungeru, Wushishi Local Government area of Niger state.
The Governor who expressed satisfaction at the level of work at the
multi-million Naira power plant said that “with the commitment of
President Muhammadu Buhari to this project and the pace at which work is
in progress on site, I am sure we shall meet the December 2019 deadline
for delivery of the plant.
“The level of work done compared to when I visited the dam site last is
quiet enormous and encouraging. With what I have seen today and with the
briefs by the consultant, official of Ministry of Power and the
contractor, I am sure the we are on course. The project will be
delivered as scheduled”.
Governor Sani-Bello then commended the resettlement and payment of compensation to the affected communities by the federal government and said his administration has put in place a committee to interface with the contractor and the hosting communities with a view to resolving any differences that may arise in the course of the construction.
Governor Sani-Bello then commended the resettlement and payment of compensation to the affected communities by the federal government and said his administration has put in place a committee to interface with the contractor and the hosting communities with a view to resolving any differences that may arise in the course of the construction.
“We are conscious of the importance of this project not only to our
people, but for the nation, that is why we put in place a committee to
interface with the communities and the contractors. We don’t want any
thing to delay the delivery of this project. All hands must be on deck
to ensure that we have a hitch free operation on site and for the
project to be delivered on scheduled,” the governor enjoined.
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