In an impressive display of craftsmanship and creativity, bakers in Taraba State have commemorated the state’s 33rd anniversary by replicating the iconic Jalingo Roundabout in the form of a cake, on Tuesday.
This gesture is part of the larger celebration of the state’s creation, which occurred on August 27, 1991. The state, located in the North East region of Nigeria, has reached a milestone in its journey of development and growth.
The celebration was marked by various events across the state, and the highlight was the impressive cake designed to mirror the famous roundabout in Jalingo, the state capital.
This symbolic creation by the local bakers attracted significant attention, showcasing the community’s talent and dedication to celebrating Taraba’s achievements over the past three decades.
Governor Agbu Kefas joined the celebrants, acknowledging the importance of the day. During the celebration, he expressed optimism about the future of the state, noting that peace was gradually returning after years of unrest.
He reassured the people of his commitment to fostering unity, security, and development in Taraba.
In his speech, Governor Kefas highlighted the strides made by the state in various sectors, including education, agriculture, and infrastructure.
He emphasized that the return of peace was crucial for the state’s progress and pledged to work tirelessly to ensure the continuous promotion of peace and stability. He also promised to raise the profile of Taraba State, focusing on policies that would attract investments, create jobs, and improve the living standards of the citizens.
