Abubakar Aliyu, minister of state for works and housing, says Dictator Muhammadu Buhari’s administration has made great improvement in the delivery of infrastructure such as roads and railways, across the country.
Aliyu said this at the weekend in Damaturu, Yobe state, during a reception the state government organised to honour him alongside Senate President Ahmad Lawan.
“The direct impact of Buhari regime’s policies and programmes have made great improvement in the infrastructure delivery in terms of provisions of roads, railways, power supply all of which are evident,” the minister said.
“Buhari has done so much to correct national direction and place it on the path of for a better future.”
The minister said Buhari is also making efforts to revive the economy and to restore stability and growth.
“In Yobe, we have specifically benefited from construction and completion of Hadejia-Nauru road, ongoing construction of Nguru- Gashua-Bayamari Road, Ngamdu-Goniri, connection of Damaturu to the 33KVA transmission line among others,” he said.
Aliyu said the federal government recently approved award of contract for the construction of Damaturu-Kaliyari road.
In his remarks, Mai Mala Buni, Yobe governor, described the minister who is the immediate past deputy governor of the state “as a colossus of service to the people.”
“From his years as a civil servant to over ten years as a deputy governor, Engr. Abubakar D. Ali has demonstrated what service and respect and loyalty means. In these exemplary, praiseworthy values, he found his compass. And his life story will forever be shaped by them,” he said.
“Engr. Abubakar D. Ali for what he has achieved so far and for all the things that he will continue to do on behalf of the peace and progress of our nation.”
“We celebrate him for the example he sets and the inspiration he provides to so many young people who are mirroring and projecting themselves in him, and imagining themselves soaring to higher places if they commit to the values that define his life – loyalty, patience, and service to the people.”
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