HYPPADEC To Set Out Indicators To Achieve Developmental Objectives Of Buhari's Govt- Commission's chairman

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Ismail Adebayo in Birnin Kebbi


Chairman HYPPADEC Governing Council, Barrister Joseph Terfa Ityav has said the commission would set out indicators to achieve the developmental objectives of President Muhammadu Buhari's administration.

While addressing the stakeholders at a gathering on the proposed HYPPADEC medium term strategic plan 2022-2027 in Birnin Kebbi he said the plan would assist the commission to clearly define its objectives.

He assured that HYPPADEC would continue to synergise and engage stakeholders in various communities where it operates to meet the need the people.

In his closing remarks, Managing Director of HYPPADEC, Alhaji Abubakar Sadiq-Yelwa, commended Kebbi State government, LGAs and traditional rulers for their support to the commission, saying the support has made Commission's work easier.

“We are going to support communities in the six catchment states in our intervention in areas of health, education, security and water, among others.

”In Kebbi, we are going to provide diagnostic equipment, eco- scanning facilities, optical dental facilities in some of the general hospitals of the four emirates in the state".

He commended the participants for honouring their invitation, assuring that the commission would do justice to observations raised by the stakeholders.

In his response, Governor Abubakar Atiku Bagudu said there was need to establish a National Drainage Architecture in the county. He said such an architecture would support the management of water bodies across the country.



"With the proposed architecture, it can be determined how much is required for instance for 5 to 10 years to support riverine communities relying on water bodies," the governor said.

Bagudu said that flood and drought were resource issues that could be dealt with adequate resources noting that hydropower should not be relegated to the background, it should be accorded top priority.

"This is crucial if Nigeria really wants to be self sufficient in electricity generation. It will also attract more investments into the hydropower supply sub sector in the country," Bagudu added.

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