Zamfara to assess markets, allocates 676 new shops
The Zamfara State Government has commenced plans to assess markets across the state’s 14 local government areas to identify those requiring rehabilitation or reconstruction. The Commissioner for Commerce, Industries and Tourism, Tasi’u Musa Shinkafi, disclosed this while presenting allocation documents to beneficiaries of 676 newly constructed shops at the Gusau Central Market. Shinkafi said…
The Zamfara State Government has launched an initiative to evaluate markets in all 14 local government areas to pinpoint those in need of repair or renovation. Tasi'u Musa Shinkafi, the Commissioner for Commerce, Industries and Tourism, announced this during a presentation of allocation documents for 676 new shops constructed at the Gusau Central Market.
Governor Dauda Lawal has directed Shinkafi to inspect each local government area's markets, aiming to identify requirements and plan for infrastructure improvements to enhance trading activities.
Shinkafi emphasized that the government seeks to determine which markets necessitate rehabilitation and to furnish the essential facilities to bolster trading. He invited traders and marketers to share their concerns, promising to continue listening and taking concrete actions to foster a conducive business environment. The commissioner's message was clear: authorities remain receptive to traders' feedback and are prepared to implement measures to support the growth of local businesses.
Written by urgent.news from Daily Trust's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
