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Taraba Youths Back Gov Kefas’ N200bn Loan Request

Jerry Emmason by Jerry Emmason
3 years ago
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A coalition of Taraba youths led by the state chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Prince Gara Nongha, has called on those working against the N200 billion loan request by Governor Agbu Kefas from commercial banks to fast-track the development of the state to reconsider their stand.

At a press conference in Jalingo, Nongha said the loan facility requested by the governor was in the best interest of the state.

He said the youths have seen the transparency and sincerity of the governor who have clearly indicated how the money will be spent and the sources through which the loan will be repaid.

“This administration intends to transform the state to become more relevant and provide better services to the people of the state, providing modern development and improved services.

“It is in view of the transparency and accountable leadership of Dr. Agbu Kefas that we lend our voice to support the loan request for the growth and development of our dear state.

“We wish to solicit for the maximum support and cooperation of all and sundry to enable the state government access the loan which is targeted at providing public infrastructure like school buildings, health care development, and roads construction among others.

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“We support the government 100 percent in this move and we call on all those working against it to allow the government access to the loan for the good of the state. Together, we can make Taraba great,” he said.

 The youth who applauded the efforts of the governor in carrying the youth along in the running of the state also commended the state government in her efforts at improving the security of lives and property and rekindling hope for a better future.

Our correspondent reports that Governor Kefas’ move to obtain an N200 billion loan from four commercial banks was blocked by a petition by some indigenes of the state who wrote the Central Bank to stop the banks from granting the loan.

 

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