Governor Nasir Idris, driven by his resolute commitment to broaden Kebbi State’s economic landscape and attract investors, has undertaken inspections of mining sites in Warrah and Birnin Yauri within Ngaski Local Governemt of the state.
During the recent weekend tour, the governor emphasized that this initiative is part of a broader strategy aimed at revitalizing mining operations in these regions, with the dual purpose of expanding the state’s revenue streams and diversifying its economic foundation.
The Governor expressed contentment in recognizing that Kebbi possesses multiple revenue streams beyond agriculture, positioning it as a significant contributor to the country’s food security.
Governor Nasir Idris stated, “The present administration is fully committed to comprehensively rejuvenating mining activities within the state, in order to draw in investors and augment the state’s Internally Generated Revenue (IGR).”
Guiding the Governor through the area, Abdullahi Buhari Warrah, the Chairman of Ngaski Local Government, highlighted the historical presence of mining activities in the vicinity. However, he also noted that some miners had discontinued their operations.
The Chairman expressed his satisfaction at the Idris administration’s commitment to reviving and formalizing the mining business in the region. Buhari-Warrah assured the Governor of the council’s unwavering support for these substantial endeavors aimed at diversifying the state’s IGR.
