Gov. Agbu Kefas Flags Off 35km Road Project in Taraba
The Governor of Taraba State, Agbu Kefas, has officially flagged off the construction of the 35-kilometre Zing–Yakoko, Monkin–Lama road project, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to infrastructure development across the state.
Speaking at the ceremony held on Friday, April 10, 2026, the governor assured residents that the project would be executed with a strong focus on quality and durability, noting that it is designed to deliver long-term benefits to communities along the route.
He emphasized that improved road networks are critical to economic growth and the effective delivery of social services, adding that his administration remains committed to implementing people-oriented projects that directly impact livelihoods.
Governor Kefas further stated that with dedication and proper planning, government can achieve meaningful development outcomes, stressing that his leadership is focused on doing what is right for the people.
The governor also commended the Mumuye community for their resilience and contributions to agriculture, describing them as hardworking farmers with significant potential to boost the state’s economy.
Reflecting on the strong support he received from Zing during the elections, he assured residents that their trust in his leadership would not be taken for granted.
The event was attended by the Speaker of the Taraba State House of Assembly, members of the legislature, commissioners, top government officials, and members of the Zing community.
Gov. Agbu Kefas Flags Off 35km Road Project in Taraba