Taraba State Governor Kefas Decides to Phase Out Old Boats After Tragic Accidents

In response to a recent boat accident in Ibi council, Taraba State Governor Agbu Kefas has revealed plans to phase out old boats operating in the state’s waterways. This decision comes after another devastating boat mishap in Karim-Lamido council, further emphasizing the urgency of the situation.

Governor Kefas expressed his deep concern over the recent tragedy, stating, “This occurrence is even more unfortunate coming on the heels of another tragic boat capsize in Karim Lamido that threw the state into mourning.”

Furthermore, he assured the public that the government is actively investigating the root causes of these accidents. Governor Kefas also announced his intention to personally visit the affected areas and engage with local stakeholders in the water transportation sector to address safety concerns and implement necessary measures.

Emphasizing the importance of water transport in the state’s economic agenda, Governor Kefas stressed his commitment to enforcing safety standards to protect passengers and promote aqua tourism and investment. This will include the mandatory use of life jackets and other life-saving measures, paving the way for a safer water transport system in Taraba State.

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