Operation Keep Taraba Clean Coordinator Hails State at 34, Commends Gov. Kefas’ Achievements.

By Jako.

The Coordinator of the Operation Keep Taraba Clean Project, Hon. Iliya Alhaji Kefas, has felicitated with the government and people of Taraba State as the state marks its 34th anniversary.

In a goodwill message, Hon. Kefas applauded Governor Agbu Kefas for what he described as visionary leadership that has brought remarkable progress to the state in key areas such as education, human development, infrastructure, and security. He said Taraba has remained on a steady path of transformation under the present administration.

The Coordinator also acknowledged the contributions of past leaders, noting that their efforts provided the foundation upon which the state continues to build.

Highlighting the achievements of the current administration, Hon. Kefas pointed to the engagement of over 10,000 residents in the Operation Keep Taraba Clean Project. He described the initiative as a laudable step that has helped tackle unemployment while promoting a cleaner and healthier environment across the state.

Reaffirming the project’s commitment to maintaining a tidy and hygienic Taraba, he urged citizens to embrace cleanliness as part of their daily lives for improved healthy living.

He further appealed for patience from residents, assuring them that Governor Kefas is implementing far-reaching policies that will continue to uplift the state.

As Taraba celebrates its 34th anniversary, Hon. Kefas called on citizens to unite behind the Governor’s vision of building a greater and more prosperous state.

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