Sixteen Local Government Areas in Taraba have received palliative.

 

By Danlami Saidu

In response to the hardships faced by citizens due to the removal of fuel subsidies, the Taraba State Government has initiated relief efforts by distributing essential supplies to all sixteen Local Government Area

The distributed items include bags of rice, bags of maize, and other essential provisions, all aimed at alleviating the challenges caused by the fuel subsidy removal.

During the distribution ceremony held in Jalingo, Sale Sa'ad, Chairman of the Palliative Care Committee, affirmed the government's commitment to ensuring that the relief materials reach those in need.

 

He emphasized that the committee is dedicated to transparency and equity in the distribution process, with the ultimate goal of benefiting all Tarabans.

Sale Sa'ad further announced that government ministries and departments would also receive assistance through this palliative initiative.

 
He called upon the Head of Local Government Administration (HOLGA) of the sixteen Local Government Councils to oversee the proper and fair distribution of these items.

Commenting on this development, Punarimam Atenji, the State President of the National Council of Women's Societies (NCWS), commended the distribution process.

 
She expressed satisfaction with the method used and highlighted the inclusion of women in the relief efforts, ensuring that they are well-represented and supported.

The distribution of relief materials serves as a commendable step taken by the Taraba State Government to mitigate the economic challenges brought about by fuel subsidy removal.

 
These efforts underscore the commitment to assist citizens during this transitional period.