Robotic fire-fighting machine, Governor Amosun approved $2 million for purchase.
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Ogun State Governor Ibikunle Amosun has approved $2 million to buy
robotic fire-fighting equipment for the state’s fire service unit in the
Ministry of Works and Infrastructure.
The decision to buy the equipment was reached at the 2018 Treasury Board meeting at Obas Complex in Abeokuta, the state capital, according a statement by the Head of Media in the ministry, Mr. Ayokunle Ewuoso.
Quoting the governor, the statement said: “Our administration should be looking at getting a robotic fire-fighting equipment. This is the latest fire-fighting equipment that is being used in the modern world. In this place now, God forbid if we have a fire, do we have the latest equipment to put it under control?
“By this time next year, we should be having five to seven, even more high-rising buildings in the state. We just must close our eyes and look for the $2 million.”
Amosun also directed the commissioner, Olamilekan Adegbite, and the Permanent Secretary, Kayode Ademolake, to send a memorandum to buy more earth-moving equipment for the ministry.
The governor said his administration would establish an asphalt plant, adding that the 2018 budget would stand out as the best since the inception of his administration.
The decision to buy the equipment was reached at the 2018 Treasury Board meeting at Obas Complex in Abeokuta, the state capital, according a statement by the Head of Media in the ministry, Mr. Ayokunle Ewuoso.
Quoting the governor, the statement said: “Our administration should be looking at getting a robotic fire-fighting equipment. This is the latest fire-fighting equipment that is being used in the modern world. In this place now, God forbid if we have a fire, do we have the latest equipment to put it under control?
“By this time next year, we should be having five to seven, even more high-rising buildings in the state. We just must close our eyes and look for the $2 million.”
Amosun also directed the commissioner, Olamilekan Adegbite, and the Permanent Secretary, Kayode Ademolake, to send a memorandum to buy more earth-moving equipment for the ministry.
The governor said his administration would establish an asphalt plant, adding that the 2018 budget would stand out as the best since the inception of his administration.
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