Protect Public Property: Nasarawa State Sounds Alarm on Vandalism

The Nasarawa State Government has issued a stern warning to communities against vandalizing government projects, particularly solar installations, sited in their areas. State Commissioner for Local Government, Community Development and Chieftaincy Affairs, Muhammad Iyimoga Oyigye, conveyed this message during an inspection of solar installations in Akwanga and Kokona Local Government Areas.

Oyigye expressed satisfaction with the solar installation projects, praising the authorities of Akwanga, Keffi and Kokona Local Governments for ensuring quality work and strategic placement of the solar systems. However, he cautioned residents against damaging these projects, emphasizing the importance of preserving public property.

Key Reasons for the Warning

Protection of Public Property: The government stressed the need to safeguard solar installations and other projects from vandalism.
Quality Assessment: The inspection aimed to evaluate the quality and scope of work done by outgoing local government chairmen across the 13 LGAs.
Governor’s Commitment: Commissioner Oyigye reaffirmed Governor Abdullahi Sule’s dedication to providing social amenities at the grassroots level.

Call to Action

The commissioner appealed to the people of Nasarawa State to maintain peace and harmony, essential for fostering development and progress. By protecting public projects and promoting unity, communities can ensure the continued provision of essential services and infrastructure.