We wont allow PDP return us to dark days of infrastructural rot – GYB declares
- …inspects Gas Plant installation at Reference hospital
- …says project 98% complete
Kogi state Governor, Yahaya Bello has pointed out that as compared to the decades of infrastructural deficit that Kogi state witnessed under People’s Democratic Party, his administration would be leaving behind legacies of numerous infrastructural strides.
The governor made this known while speaking to the Press after taking an on the spot assessment of the gas plant installation at the Reference Hospital in Okene, where he assured that the ruling APC would not allow PDP return the nation and the state to dark days of infrastructural rot.
He mentioned that the ongoing Reference Hospital was 98% ready for commissioning adding that the installed gas plant would produce liquid and gaseous oxygen and nitrogen that could serve the entire medical facilities in the entire northern region of the country.
He said “I am highly satisfied with the level of work at the hospital, in the next few weeks we shall commission the hospital and many activities including job creation, health care delivery would commence at the facility”
“This is our legacy, APC legacy. This and many more will be replicated across the state and nation, even under the leadership of our candidate Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu that is why the PDP are very jittery”
Governor Bello said that compared to what the APC led government have been able to do in the country, PDP left behind infrastructural decay and rot, which has remained their signature.
He added that the current administration’s efforts to clear up their deficit has been confronted with propaganda and maligning of its party and candidates reiterating that as a very strong party they were resolute in ensuring that the dark days of PDP is over in our country
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