Simon Lalong
The Governor of Plateau State Governor Simon Lalong has promised to complete abandoned Riyom Trauma Hospital which was initiated in 2002 by the then administration of the former Governor Joshua Dariye.
The governor who was in Riyom Local Government to inspect completion of work on the Ryom Trauma Hospital who regretted that the project was abandoned for many years despite the serious need for such medical facility in the area said his administration decided to complete the hospital and equip it because of the resolve to ensure that government resources are not wasted and the health challenges of the people are addressed.
He said “the hospital which has virtually been completed will make life easy for people in this area, and with the state-of-the-art equipment we have invested here, patients from far areas will be referred here when it is open to the public.
“It is unfortunate that the last administration for reasons best known to it decided to ignore this very important project, making people travel far distances for secondary medical care. This will change that now”.
The governor also hinted that President Muhammadu Buhari may likely commission the Trauma Hospital and other Legacy Projects within the year as a formal invitation will be extended to the to him soon.
Member representing Ryom Constituency in the Plateau House of Assembly Timothy Dantong praised Governor Lalong for paying attention to the completion of the Hospital and other projects irrespective of political considerations.
“The Governor has demonstrated that he is a true leader whose main focus is the development and the wellbeing of the people. We believe you when you say that the time for politics has passed and it is time for governance. You are matching your words with action and our people are very grateful and will continue to support you” he said.
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Chairman of Ryom Local Government Mafeng Gwallson who also spoke about the projects cited in the local government described the Lalong Administration as one that is fair, equitable and kind to the people of his local government.
The Governor also inspected ongoing work at the Government Secondary School Ryom, which is one of the Legacy Projects being undertaken in the State.
He was delighted that the work has gone far and urged the contractor to increase the tempo so that the work will be finished on record time considering that the State is already preparing to seek President Buhari’s consent to commission the projects when completed.
He received assurances that the work will be completed on record time and with the highest quality.
Lalong also addressed students of the school and admonished them to pay attention to their studies as the government decided to remodel the school to turn around the learning environment in line with the new attempt to make sure students acquire skills and entrepreneurial education for productivity.
“I am preparing you for greater challenges ahead. I am determined to give you the relevant knowledge so that you can stand out when you leave this place for higher laurels in and outside Nigeria. All you need to do is to remain focused because lazy and uninterested students will not enjoy what we are putting here. It is for the serious minded” the governor said.
Community leaders also appealed to the Governor to look at the Plateau School of Home Economics located in the Local Government that has been neglected.
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