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Sokoto State Approves Over N21 Billion for Infrastructure Projects

3 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 18
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The State Executive Council, chaired by Ahmed Aliyu, approved more than N21 billion for infrastructure projects across Sokoto State. These approvals cover road construction, solar-powered boreholes, and hospital renovations. Specific allocations include N10.96 billion for road clusters and N7.84 billion for 200 solar-powered boreholes.

From punchng.com

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The approval of over N21 billion in public works funding could stimulate local construction and service sectors within Sokoto State. The investment in water and road networks may improve regional logistics and public health infrastructure.

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  • Ahmed AliyuChaired the State Executive Council meeting in Sokoto State.
  • SokotoThe state where the infrastructure approvals were made.

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