Massive crowds gathered on Tuesday at key locations across the Jos-Bukuru metropolis to celebrate the achievement of Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, who inaugurated 15 Tin City Metro Buses. The buses are set to reduce transportation costs in the state.
At the Government House Chapel in the old Government House Jos, Governor Mutfwang unveiled the state-of-the-art MAN-Diesel buses. He belief that the buses will steer the state towards modernity and progress in accordance with global best practices.
The Governor urged citizens to treat the buses with care, emphasizing that responsible handling would ensure they serve the public effectively. He explained that the initiative was part of his administration's commitment to fulfilling the aspirations of the wishes and aspirations of citizens of the state.
"The Tin City Metro Urban Transportation Initiative lies at the heart of our unwavering dedication to enhancing the daily lives of the people of Plateau," said Governor Mutfwang. "With the procurement of these 15 advanced MAN-Diesel buses, we aim to alleviate the cost of intra-city travel and offer relief from the daily transportation hurdles faced by our commuters."
"These vehicles are more than just buses; they are centers of innovation on wheels, fitted with cutting-edge features like Near Field Communication (NFC) and secure card payment systems. We're entering a new phase of digitized travel, in line with the global trend of cashless transactions, for our passengers' convenience."
"Safety and supervision are fundamental to our transportation network. Each bus is equipped with comprehensive video monitoring systems that provide audio/video feeds, ensuring passenger safety and fostering a culture of accountability and transparency in our operations. The Tin City Metro Urban Transportation Initiative is not just about transport; it's a driver of community
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