Hon. Aliyu Ilele Gayam Repairs Damaged Transformers in Lafia to Boost Economic Activities

As part of his commitment to community development and improved service delivery, Hon. Aliyu Ilele Gayam has facilitated the repair of damaged transformers in various locations across Lafia Municipal Area to restore electricity supply and boost economic activities.

So far, Hon. Ilele has intervened in the repair of damaged transformers at Massallacin Izala Junction in Shenge, Tudun Kwandara, and B Division Police Station in the Millionaires’ Quarters. Millions of naira have been committed to the repairs as part of his efforts to improve access to electricity and enhance the welfare of residents.

Speaking while handing over funds for the repair of the transformer at B Division Police Station, Hon. Ilele said the gesture was part of his continued efforts to improve the living conditions of residents across the state, irrespective of their ethnic or religious backgrounds.

Receiving the funds on behalf of residents of the Millionaires’ Quarters, Alhaji Garba Rosha Mohammed, a former Permanent Secretary in the Nasarawa State Civil Service and Chairman of the Friends Forever Group, pledged to ensure the judicious utilisation of the money for its intended purpose.

Mohammed expressed appreciation to Hon. Ilele for the intervention, describing it as a demonstration of genuine concern for the needs of the people and a recognition of the importance of supporting essential community infrastructure.

He also assured Hon. Ilele of his continued support and cooperation, reaffirming his commitment to ensuring that the funds were properly utilised to repair the damaged transformer.

The intervention is expected to facilitate the restoration of electricity supply to the police station and address the immediate need for repairs at the facility.

Hon. Ilele’s intervention reflects his broader commitment to community development and the provision of essential services across Lafia Municipal Area, with a focus on promoting the welfare of all residents without discrimination based on ethnicity or religion.

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