With the commissioning of several key projects in Kauran Namoda Local Government Area, Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal says the entire state’s rebirth process has begun, crucial to his administration’s rescue mission initiative.
A statement on Friday by Lawal’s spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, noted that three vocational centres are scheduled to be constructed in each of the state’s three senatorial zones.
According to him, the vocational centres will be in Gusau, the state capital, Kauran Namoda and Gummi.
The statement read in part, “Yesterday, Governor Dauda Lawal took a significant step towards fulfilling his campaign promises by commissioning crucial infrastructure projects in Kauran Namoda Local Government Area.
“The Governor commissioned the skills acquisition and vocational centre at the Government Technical College, Kauran Namoda.
“The centre has six classrooms, a laboratory, two workshops, a computer room and staff offices.
“During the commissioning, Governor Lawal emphasised that education is among the top priorities of the Zamfara government and that all stakeholders are working together to bring about a complete overhaul of the state’s educational system.
“Some other projects commissioned by Governor Dauda Lawal in the local government include the Women’s Development Centre, a Tsangaya Islamic school and a foundation for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the General Hospital, Kauran Namoda.
“The Women’s Development Centre will be the hub of women’s empowerment programmes in the senatorial district.
“The centre will be equipped with modern tools for full functionality.
“Governor Dauda Lawal laid the foundation stone for the reconstruction and rehabilitation of the General Hospital in Kauran Namoda. “He pledged to staff it with qualified doctors and nurses and reiterated his commitment to providing effective and efficient healthcare services across the state.
“Commissioning the Tsangaya Islamic school, Governor Dauda Lawal announced that the government will construct similar schools in all three senatorial zones of the state. “This initiative aims to modernize the Tsangaya Islamic school system and provide more opportunities for the students.”
