By Henry Agbu. Jalingo

Taraba State Governor, Dr Agbu Kefas, has inspected several ongoing government projects in Jalingo, the state capital, as part of efforts to ensure quality execution, compliance with approved standards and timely completion of projects across the state.

The inspection tour covered the Government Comprehensive Secondary School, Government Science Secondary School, Taraba State Specialist Hospital and facilities under the Kefas Agricultural Revolution at the TSTC Park.

At the Government Comprehensive Secondary School, Governor Kefas inspected ongoing construction and rehabilitation works, assessing the quality of materials, workmanship and durability of the structures.

He also inspected renovation works at the Government Science Secondary School, where he made observations and offered recommendations to ensure that the project meets required standards and delivers the intended benefits to students and staff.

The Governor’s inspection continued at the Taraba State Specialist Hospital, where he assessed the progress of ongoing projects and inspected various facilities within the hospital complex.

At the headquarters of the Kefas Agricultural Revolution at the TSTC Park, Governor Kefas inspected agricultural facilities and equipment procured under the initiative.

The Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Security, Professor Nicholas Oliver Nemesan, conducted the Governor round the facilities and briefed him on the various components of the agricultural intervention.

The inspection, according to the administration, is part of its commitment to monitoring government projects firsthand, ensuring value for public resources and accelerating the delivery of quality infrastructure and development projects across Taraba State.