Taraba State governor Agbu Kefas has engaged over 10,000 youths across the state through modern building technology called “young professionals scheme.”
The governor disclosed this during the flag-off of the scheme, held at Jauro Yinu Primary School in Jalingo, Taraba State capital.
The governor during the flag-off said the scheme was introduced for the training of dynamic young people in the state on the use of the newly acquired 54 Hydroform block-making machines.
He said one of the central pillars of the vision of his administration has always been to provide free, high-quality education for primary and secondary schools which he said must be backed by the necessary infrastructure that will stand the test of time.
“Today, we are here to flag off the training of our dynamic young people on the use of the newly acquired 54 Hydroform block-making machines.
“These machines, imported directly from the highly reputable Hydroform International of South Africa, are state of the art and designed to revolutionize the way we build.
“With these machines, we will construct new school buildings across all 16 local government areas of our great state, schools that will not only serve the current generation but will also stand strong for many generations to come.
“These new schools will be modern, well equipped, and provide the kind of conducive learning environment our valued children deserve.
“We are not just building structures, we are laying the foundation for the future of Taraba where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow, and flourish, thrive in a safe and stimulating environment.
“To our soon to be experts, the youth who are part of this training, I congratulate you. You will receive firsthand knowledge of how to operate these machines and produce the blocks needed to the exact standards required by Hydroform International,” The governor stated.
