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Gov. Buni commissions 20 buses for Yobe mass transit (Photos)

Gov. Buni commissions 20 buses for Yobe mass transit (Photos)

Story from Sa’adatu MAINA, Damatutu

Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State on Tuesday commissioned 20 brand new 18 seater Toyota Hiace buses for Yobe Transport Corporation (YTC) and the State Road Traffic Management Agency (YOROTA).

Speaking before the inauguration of the buses at Government House Damaturu, Governor Buni noted that the occasion reflects the commitment of his administration towards enhancing an affordable public transport and well being of Yobe people.

“It is also a step geared towards ensuring safety on the state roads among others,” he said.

“Yobe Line Buses were procured from Westwood Motors Limited through a none interest contract financing at the total cost of N536.95 million, Value Added Tax (VAT) inclusive.”

The Governor thanked Westwood Motors for partnering with Yobe state Government in its post insurgency recovery drive, calling on other non- governmental organisations to emulate them.

He also advises the management of YOROTA to use the equipment procured to them properly for the benefits of the state.

Earlier in his address, the Commissioner for Transport and Energy, Abdullahi Usman Kukuwa, appreciated the gesture.

Neptune Prime gathered that for Yobe State Road Traffic Management Agency 250 marshals were also inaugurated.

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