The Taraba State Government has announced plans to begin the sale of 10,000 metric tons of grains (equivalent to 200,000 50kg bags) at subsidised rates to alleviate the impact of fuel subsidy removal on residents.
Prof. Nicholas Nemesan, the State Commissioner for Agriculture and Chairman of the Taraba State Grains Procurement Committee, disclosed this during an inspection of warehouses in Bali and Jalingo Local Government Areas.
Speaking through Hon. Savior Nuku, Commissioner for Special Duties, Humanitarian Affairs, and Regional Development, Nemesan stated that the initiative reflects Governor Agbu Kefas’ commitment to easing economic hardships faced by citizens.
He revealed that grains are already being packaged at various warehouses and will soon be sold at a reduced cost.
“The government is committed to ensuring that the procured grains are of the best quality to safeguard the health of consumers,” he said.
“This gesture is part of Governor Kefas’ efforts to alleviate…
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