North East Regional Minister inspects development projects, warns conflict-prone communities
The tour began at Nyalinkpa, an underserved community near Nakpanduri, where Mr Tia inspected the construction of a new primary school intended to improve access to quality basic education. "The day the voting was ongoing on December 7, 2024, I was here in this school. So, when I saw the school, I vowed and spoke to myself and my God that, should we come to power and should I be given the opportunity to serve in government, this community will get a school," the Minister said.
- ▪The tour began at Nyalinkpa, an underserved community near Nakpanduri, where Mr Tia inspected the construction of a new primary school intended to improve access to quality basic education.
- ▪"The day the voting was ongoing on December 7, 2024, I was here in this school.
- ▪So, when I saw the school, I vowed and spoke to myself and my God that, should we come to power and should I be given the opportunity to serve in government, this community will get a school," the Minister said.
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The North East Regional Minister, Ibrahim Tia, has warned that communities experiencing recurring conflicts risk missing out on government development projects, stressing that peace remains a prerequisite for infrastructure investment and socio-economic development. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('mjo-article-left_rectangle_mid'); }); The Minister issued the warning during a working tour of the Bunkpurugu-Nakpanduri and Yunyoo Districts, where he inspected several ongoing and completed government projects, including schools, health facilities, roads, bridges, and the flagship 24-Hour Economy Market projects.
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