Governor begins N28bn Assembly, high court complexes
Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Yahaya, on Wednesday, performed a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of ultra-modern Gombe State House of Assembly and High Court complexes as part of the larger three Arms Zone initiative, which will house the state’s executive, legislative, and judicial arms.
The governor said the projects gulf N28.9bn.
Speaking at the event, Yahaya expressed his government’s commitment to providing a conducive working environment for all arms of government to enable them to function effectively and efficiently.
Describing the project as an unprecedented move to bridge the infrastructure gap, the governor said, “Since its creation 28 years ago, Gombe State has never witnessed such a consolidated effort to create a befitting working environment for its civil and public servants.
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“By equipping them with world-class facilities, we reaffirm our belief in the sanctity of their functions and our commitment to strengthening the governance structures that underpin our democracy and societal progress.
“Since the inception of this administration in 2019, the government has remained committed to ensuring the autonomy of the legislative and judicial arms.
“With these projects, we hope to open a new chapter that will further strengthen the relationship and allow every arm to carry out its functions effectively.
“These edifices represent not only physical structures but also a foundation for a vibrant and progressive state where governance is responsive, institutions are strong, and every citizen has the opportunity to thrive, and thrive well.”
