A World Bank team landed in Kebbi to check out the state's water systems. Experts want to see if Kebbi can qualify for financial help with water and sanitation projects. Abdulhamid Adamu Gwaram leads the group examining infrastructure across rural and urban areas.
State officials welcomed the delegation at Ahmadu Bello International Airport. Water resource and information commissioners joined other top government representatives to greet the team. The assessment aims to understand local water needs and evaluate Kebbi's ability to manage potential improvements.
Inspectors will tour water supply networks to pinpoint areas needing development. Their findings could unlock crucial funding for better water access. The team plans to complete its review on Thursday after thoroughly examining the state's water infrastructure.
State officials welcomed the delegation at Ahmadu Bello International Airport. Water resource and information commissioners joined other top government representatives to greet the team. The assessment aims to understand local water needs and evaluate Kebbi's ability to manage potential improvements.
Inspectors will tour water supply networks to pinpoint areas needing development. Their findings could unlock crucial funding for better water access. The team plans to complete its review on Thursday after thoroughly examining the state's water infrastructure.
