12/06/2026
RCCN KUFAI Commissions Transport Business in Ardokola LGA
By Job Zongani Niyaba
The Reformed Church of Christ for Nations (RCCN) Kufai, Jalingo, officially launched and commissioned its transportation business today at ATC Kufai, Ardokola Local Government Area of Taraba State.
The newly established transport park, located opposite the Taraba State University Sports Centre, attracted a large gathering of dignitaries, government officials, transport union leaders, politicians, community stakeholders, and residents who came to witness the historic event.
Among those present were officials of the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Taraba State Chapter and Ardokola LGA Chapter, as well as representatives of the Taraba State Government and notable political figures from within and outside the state.
The transport park was officially commissioned by the Honourable Commissioner for Rural and Urban Development, Hon. Emmanuel Lawson, alongside the Secretary of the NURTW Taraba State Chapter and the Chairman of the NURTW Ardokola Chapter, among other distinguished guests.
Goodwill messages were delivered by several prominent personalities. A message from Hon. Garba Ajiya, former Member of the Taraba State House of Assembly representing Takum I Constituency, was presented on his behalf by Hon. Dr. John Wajim. Another goodwill message was delivered by Rtd. Lt. Col. Hon. Samuila Mbatagbam, an aspirant for the Taraba State House of Assembly representing Ussa Constituency.
The Coordinator of the Yungtu Special Development Area also delivered a goodwill message, commending RCCN Kufai for the initiative and its contribution to economic growth and community development.
Speaking during an interview, the Chairman of the RCCN Kufai Business Committee, Mr. Ibrahim Musa, explained that the transport business is a joint initiative between RCCN Kufai and the Yungtu Special Development Area. He disclosed that the project aims to establish transport parks in both Kufai, Ardokola LGA, and Kwambai in the Yungtu Special Development Area.
According to him, the newly commissioned transport park marks only the beginning of a broader vision to improve transportation services, create employment opportunities, and stimulate economic activities within the region.
Mr. Musa further stated that the transport business is open to partnerships with interested individuals and organizations, emphasizing that the initiative welcomes people from all religions, ethnic groups, and communities without discrimination.
The commissioning ceremony ended with prayers, appreciation messages, and renewed commitments from stakeholders to support the growth and success of the transport enterprise.
The establishment of the RCCN Kufai Transport Park is expected to enhance transportation services and contribute significantly to the socio-economic development of Ardokola Local Government Area and its neighboring communities.