Gombe govt spent N8.00 feeding per day for school pupils -Danbarde

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From David Hassan, Gombe

An APC Chieftain in Gombe state, Jibrin Danbarde yesterday revealed how Gombe state government spent its money by feeding school pupils in two years.
He stated this in an interview with Journalists after he defected to Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) at the party secretariat in Gombe.
According to him, his defection to Peoples Democratic Party was inline with the bad governance of the All Progressives Congress (APC) that failed to carry people along in the state.
Danbarde who argued that the administration of Alhaji Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has failed the people of the state insisted that the present government promised education sector as one of its priority in governance, but school children in the state are being fed for N8.00 per day by the government.
He said Gombe state is known as commercial centre in the north east where investors que in to invest their resources but surprisingly the present government has confiscated lands meant for the masses who are struggling to survive.

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