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Benue Links resumes operations in Borno, Sokoto, others

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Henry Iyorkase, Makurdi

The Benue State mass transit known as “Benue links “has resumes operation in West part Borno routes culminating to Sokoto, Zamfara as well as Yobe states respectively.

The Acting General manager, Mr Alexander Fanafa, made this disclosure yesterday in Makurdi, while speaking with Journalists .
, Hitherto those far northern axis was suspended as result of insecurity.

Mr.Fanafa explained that owing to the challenges temporary measures due to the , impasse, pointing out that we have resolved to reopen the routes as result of teaming customers in the Northwest part of the country.

The General manager further maintained that hence Governor Hyacinth Alia in his wisdom decided to purchase 100 buses for government owned mass transit.
” we have decided to open up other grass roots where vehicles will be plying all the localgovernmentareas in the state .”

According to him ” when i resume duty in the transport company i met waterlogged, noting that whenever it rains the premises would be overflow and eventually properties will submerged within the premises completely .

The Acting General manager butressed you can see for yourself ogoing provision have been effected as the problem is almost becoming a thing of the past.
He solicitated the cooperation of the media to project the transport agency in positive light to the world.

Speaking earlier, Chairman of the Correspondents Chapel,Mr Emmanuel Antswen sought partnership with the mass transit for his Chapel saying were partners in progress, emphasising the need for a robust relationship for a better tomorrow.

In his closing remarks, Deputy General manager Mr Adikwu, expressed gratitude for the visit urging journalists to always cross checked their facts with a view to distinguish themselves from quackery who often sat under the table and fabric falsehood against us..

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