Gov. Bagudu approves N220 million to build mosque in Kebbi

Governor Atiku Bagudu of Kebbi on Saturday laid the foundation stone for the enchancment of “Sarki Muhammadu Bello mosque” in Koko, Koko Besse local executive home of the bid.

The Files Company of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the mosque is anticipated to gulp about N220 million paid for by the bid executive. 

Speaking at the foundation laying ceremony at Koko, Mr Bagudu acknowledged “We’re here nowadays Saturday, 29th of January, to place the foundation for the enchancment of a brand contemporary mosque in Koko, the Sarki Muhammadu Bello mosque.

“Authorities gave approval for the enchancment of the mosque, N220 million had already been launched for the challenge, from the birth up to completion.”

Mr Bagudu who will be Chairman of the Innovative Governors’ Forum instructed the team that the bid executive had also authorized the enchancment of a brand contemporary market, reverse the mosque, to spice up substitute and commerce in the home. 

He added that N314 million became authorized for the enchancment of the contemporary market, and that siting it in but any other bid became to decongest the home right by contrivance of the contemporary market, and pave the contrivance in which for smooth vehicular motion.

(NAN)