Umar Namadi, governor of Jigawa, has announced his government’s plan to establish CNG conversion centres in all 27 local government areas (LGAs) of the state.
Umar Namadi, governor of Jigawa, has announced his government’s plan to establish compressed natural gas conversion centres in all 27 local government areas of the state.
In a statement on Thursday by Hamisu Gumel, the governor’s media aid, Namadi said the CNG stations would reduce petrol price by 60 percent, and provide significant relief for residents. “Your intention to establish CNG stations in all 27 local government areas is a welcome development,” Namadi said.
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