CC: Governor Aminu Tambuwal

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They Say The Buhari Led FG Has Done Nothing In Sokoto State. How About These?:

1. The N18.3 Billion Paris Club Refund to Sokoto State, which provided Fiscal Buffer that hedged against Salaries/Pensions default

2. Release of the Budget Support Facility to the State

3. The N10.09 Billion Salary/Pension Arrears Settlement Facility

4. Over N8.7 Billion FGN/CBN Intervention Programs in the Agric Sector in Sokoto

5. Reconstruction of the Runjin Sambo - UDUS Permanent Site Road

6. Reconstruction of the Sokoto - Tambuwal - Jega Road

7. Establishment of the New 8 Division of the Nigerian Army at Kalambaina

8. Ongoing completion of the Shagari Dam/Irrigation Project

9. Award & Mobilization for the Construction of the Sabon Birni - Tsululu - Kuya - Maradi Junction Road

10. Erosion Control Projects at Dogon Daji, Bashire & Jabo Communities in Tambuwal L/Govt

11. Approval for Pre-Development Work on the Greenfield/Special Economic Zone in Sokoto

12. Over 2,200 N-Power Program Enrollees

13. Approval for the establishment of Military Tertiary Hospital, the first and only type in the country

14. N2 Billion Ecological Fund Equalization

15. Construction of 80 Housing Units at Kwannawa under the National Housing Program

16. $1.5 Million FG Health Grant under the 'Saving One Million Lives Program'

17. Erosion Control Accelerated Intervention in Sokoto South L/Govt.                                     

And many upcoming projects

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