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Wednesday, September 14, 2022
Tiga dam
The Minister of Water Assets, Suleiman Adamu, has known as for the closure of the Gadar Sarkin Kogi at Tiga in Bebeji Native Authorities Space of Kano State for each motorists and pedestrians for their very own security.
Mr Adamu made the decision throughout a joint evaluation go to to the Tiga and Bagauda Dams respectively with Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano state.
That is contained in a press release issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the deputy governor, Hassan Fagge on Wednesday in Kano.
He defined that the spillway on the two dams have been functioning correctly.
The minister stated that the floods didn’t have an effect on the Tiga and Bagauda Dams, including that the extent of the water within the dam has not risen.
He directed the Hadejia Jama’are River Basin Growth Authority to proceed with routine upkeep of the dams.
Represented by his deputy, Nasiru Gawuna, Mr Ganduje assures of the dedication of the federal government in direction of making certain safety of lives and properties of its residents.
The governor described the go to as an indication of concern by the federal authorities to the event of the state.
He, due to this fact, prolonged his appreciation to President Muhammadu Buhari by the Minister for the well timed response.
Overflow of the Tiga Dam on September 8, destroyed farmlands, roads, homes and displaced residents within the areas.
(NAN)
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