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Edo, FG set to start development of N8 billion Jattu Dam

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Godwin Obaseki
Godwin Obaseki, Edo State Governor.


The Federal authorities of Nigeria, in collaboration with Edo State, are on monitor to start the development of the Jattu Dam, in Etsako West-Native Authorities Space, to supply potable water for residents and improve all-year-round farming within the space.

Godwin Obaseki, Edo State Governor, who made this identified on Tuesday by means of his Twitter deal with, mentioned the ministry of water sources has obtained approval from the Federal Government Council to award the contract for the dam’s development.

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“Now we have undertaken to underwrite 25 p.c of the N8 billion contract sum, which interprets to N2 billion focused at fast-tracking the mission’s supply at the same time as all different help essential for the realisation of the mission can be supplied when the development commences,” Obaseki tweeted.

Aside from offering water for Etsako West-Native Authorities Space residents, dams play an important function in supporting agriculture and farming. One of many important methods dams assist farming is by offering a safe and constant water provide for irrigation functions.

Dams retailer water in synthetic lakes referred to as reservoirs, which can be utilized for farming, trade, and family use. This saved water can be utilized to irrigate crops, guaranteeing farmers have entry to water all year long, even throughout droughts or durations of low rainfall.




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