Lawal dash out 300 vehicles, 2,000 motorcycles for Zamfara
- Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal share 300 vehicles and 2,000 motorcycles for Gusau on Thursday.
- Di people wey benefit na groups and individuals wey di state talk say help development.
- Lawal talk say di items go help people stand on dia own and boost local economy.
Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal don dash out 300 vehicles and 2,000 motorcycles to groups and individuals for di state as part of government empowerment programme.
Di distribution happen on Thursday for Trade Fair Complex for Gusau, di state capital.
According to di governor, di programme dey recognise di contributions of groups and individuals to di state overall development.
Wetin di governor talk
Lawal talk say empowerment suppose pass talk. For him words, e mean to give people and grassroots organisations "di practical tools wey dem need to stand on dia own, restore dignity, and deliver di real dividends of democracy."
He describe di beneficiaries as carefully selected individuals and political groups from across di state.
He urge dem to use di vehicles and motorcycles well, saying dem mean to make movement easy across di state and support local business.
He also ask dem to stay committed to him administration agenda, describing dia partnership with di government as important.
Di governor talk say him government still focus on infrastructure, reviving di state economy and restoring peace and stability for Zamfara.
Why e matter
Zamfara na one of di states wey banditry and kidnapping hit pass, and transport costs don rise for many residents. Vehicles and motorcycles wey dem give traders, groups and individuals fit help people move goods and reach markets, though di state no talk wetin di items worth.
Di state government never publish di full list of beneficiaries or di cost of di programme. E also no clear whether dem buy di vehicles and motorcycles new or whether dem come with any conditions.
For ordinary residents, di key question go be whether di support reach people wey need am pass, and whether e go translate to lower transport costs and more business activity for local markets.