The Nigerian government under the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari has spent 2.7 trillion naira on infrastructure development just under two years, Minister of Information and Culture Mr Lai Mohamed has said. The Minister also said that the government was very much committed to completing projects that have been abandoned by past administrations.
The Minister disclosed this in Sabke, village Katsina State, North west Nigeria during the commissioning and handing over of three water supply schemes on Monday.
He said the three water supply projects, for Sabke, Dutsi and Mashi communities, started in 1998 but was abandoned by subsequent administrations.
Mohammed said the commissioning of the three water projects marked the second time in a week that the Federal Ministry of Water Resources was inaugurating a completed water supply scheme, following the one in Edo State last Thursday.
