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An increasing number of concerned citizens have urged Aishat Barde, the Taraba State Commissioner for Environment, to take immediate action to improve the “inhospitable” conditions at the Jalingo major market.
Yamujeh Usman Ba’aga is one of the folks who voiced their sadness about the market scenario on Saturday.
The worsening status of the market environment was Ba’aga’s primary concern in her communication to the commissioner, in which she demanded that the state government act swiftly to restore cleanliness and order.
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Traders and buyers alike may be putting their health at danger due to the bad weather, he said, which is disrupting normal business operations.
In his letter to the Honourable Commissioner of Environment, Ba’aga pleaded for swift action to fix the problem and make the market a better place to do business.
Reminding the commissioner of her duties, he said that the governor had selected them to help him carry out his order for good governance in all areas, including environmental management.
A single governor is unable to handle everything. “As an appointed commissioner, it is your responsibility to help the governor realise his vision for our beloved state,” he emphasised.
Users and residents of the market who talked with DAILY POST also expressed worries about the market’s cleanliness, garbage collection, and upkeep in general, thus Ba’aga’s plea is part of a larger movement for better infrastructure and more action from the state government.
The people have expressed their displeasure with the market’s current state, stating that it was rendered inaccessible to buyers and sellers due to early morning downpour. They have urged the commissioner to utilise her excellent office to address this urgent matter.