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PLSG to spend N1.1 billion on the demolition of Jos Main Market

viewpointnigeria April 15, 2019

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The Plateau state commissioner of Commerce and Industries, Yakubu Idi has said that the proposed demolition of the Jos Main Market will gulp a whooping N1.1 billion because it is located within the main business district, with lots of houses and offices. Addressing newsmen, Idi said experts were contacted from overseas and they have undertaken […]

Jos Main Market re-construction: PLSG selects technical partner and signs MoU

C Mac August 2, 2016

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The Plateau State Government has put into action its commitment to the reconstruction of the Jos Main Market by signing a pact with Roughton International London Limited in collaboration with Cynergy Associates Consortium. The State Commissioner of Commerce and Industry, Hon. Ezekiel Daju, has signed the Memorandum of Understanding on behalf of the Plateau […]

12 technical partners bid for reconstruction project of Jos Main Market

C Mac February 1, 2016

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The Plateau State Government has commenced reconstruction of the Jos Main Market burnt down by a mysterious midnight fire in 2002. Governor Simon Lalong had earlier promised to reconstruct the market through private-public partnership . The government had, therefore, thrown the market project to the public to bid. Mr Ezekiel Gomos, Chairman of State Project […]

Lalong puts motion in gear for re-development of Jos Main Market

C Mac January 8, 2016

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A memo and contract information available to ViewPointNigeria indicates that the Lalong administration has started putting modalities in place for the re-development of the comatose and abandoned Jos Main market. The memo indicates that the Plateau State Government – through the Ministry of Commerce and Industry is trying to engage reputable organisation, through Public Private […]