Gov Namadi, ACReSAL team assures of successful implementation of CRF in Jigawa

From Mika’il Tsoho, Dutse

The Jigawa state governor Malam Umar Namadi has promised to do all his best to ensure the successful implementation of Community Revolving Fund (CRF) program by ACReSAL in the state.
The governor was represented by the commissioner of environment Alhaji Nura Muhammd Yandoka.
While delivering his speech during a field visit of the team to the benefitting communities of Gamsarka and Dabi, Governor Namadi explained that, World Bank Group project of Agro-climate Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes (ACReSAL) project is inline with his twelve points agenda of transforming the lives of Jigawa citizens.
“Our administration will do everything possible to support this projects of ACReSAL as it involves all the key points of our design, twelve points agenda for the development of the teeming youths through job creation”, he said.
He maintained that, as part of effort to address flooding which still remains a major threat in the state, government already invited consultants and embarked on action to address the challenges.
The governor then urged the beneficiaries to properly utilize the loans for others to benefit and to achieve the desired goals.
Speaking during the visit to Gamsarka and Dabi villages in Auyo and Ringim local government areas in the state, the world bank representative, Mr Ashada expressed delighted for the proper plans and arregnment for the taking up of the project in the state.
Mr Ashada noted that “I’m very happy to be in Dabi village in Ringim local government area, for the world bank programme in Nigeria for the preparing, planning and implementation on the Community Revolving Fund (CRF) on components of the ACReSAl”.