PHOTO: TATABU AND GIDA MOIN COMMUNITY BRIDGE HAS COLLAPSED

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This is to notify the general public about Jebba /Mokwa /Kontagora road in Niger State. Presently the bridge in Tatabu and Gida Moin Village has collapsed, the only alternative now is Abuja/Lokoja road. Please send this message to others.





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