Since he assumed office as the Project Coordinator of the RAMP in Niger, he has no doubt put his detractors in perpetual shame as the project coordinator of the Niger State Rural Access And Mobility Project, (RAMP2) office, within the shortest period he has piloted the office.
It is no gainsaying the fact that Niger State governor and Nigerlites are acknowledging his effort having proved his mettle beyond all reasonable doubt.
He made and is still making indelible mark, as a result of his charismatic leadership and technocrat who is loved by rhose who have contacts with him.
His unprecedented record of transforming the rural roads in all the nooks and crannies of the State is unassuming. Under his stewardship in Niger RAMP2 and with the support of Governor, Abubakar Sani Bello, Niger State Rural Access And Mobility Project (RAMP-2) has so far constructed over 184km of rural roads and rehabilitated over 30 river-crossing bridges and culverts across the three (3) senatorial district of Niger State.
Among the rural roads that received the blessing of RAMP2 in Niger State includes: Izom Abuchi- Suleja road 21.0km, Sabon- Wuse-Ijagwari road 8.3km, Auna-Tunga Jika-Shafini road 36.6km and Wawa-Malale road Project.
Equally, the QS Hassan Etsu led co-ordination of Rural Access and Mobility Project RAMP2 in the State, constructed and rehabilitated bridge project along Auna-Tunga Jika-Shafini road, Eyagi Liman 3×3 four cells box culvert project, Dabban 15m bridge project, Makera culvert project, Maikujeri triple cell box culvert, Sabon Daga 15m bridge project, Sarkin Pawa double cell culvert project, and Raf8 Nyashi – a community based road maintenance project 176km roads monitoring the activities and the leadership style of QS Hassan Baba Etsu, in RAMP2 In Niger State.
It is in recognition of his achievement that the National Leadership, Management and Board of Trustees of Road Transport Employer Association of Nigeria ( RTEAN), conferred on him “Corporate Award of Excellence In Minna, the Niger State Capital.
According to the National President, Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), Chief ( Dr.), Abubakar O. Sadiq, he described QS Hassan Baba Etsu as an Astute Professional who has proved that he is up to the task bestowed on him by the governor, Abubakar Sani Bello to coordinate the affairs of RAMP2 in Niger State.
The National President who was represented by the Secretary General of the Association, Comrade Abdullahi Mohammed Jabi, noted that “it is important to advocate and attest in the eyes of the public the accomplishment made by Niger State Rural Access And Mobility Project (RAMP-2) “which informed our decision to indentify with the leadership of this agency in solidarity to be so honored and recognize with prestigious ” Corporate Award of Excellence” for your valuable contributions for improving rural access road infrastructure to support transportation facilities as means and ease of doing business in Niger State to the benefit of the rural populace mostly agrarian communities.”
Receiving the award on behalf of the management of the agency, the project Coordinator RAMP in Niger State, QS Hassan Baba Etsu The (MUTAWALLEN RABA NUPE), stated that the award would be described as a challenge to him to enable him put more efforts in leaving up to the responsibility bestowed on him by Governor Abubakar Sani Bello.
Equally, he noted that for the National Leadership of the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria ( RTEAN), to single him and his agency to be conferred with the prestigious award, “it means the activities of the Niger State RAMP2 is being monitored without our knowledge.”
“It means, we are doing our work diligently. Like I said earlier this award is a kind of throwing a big challenge to me, and I will do all it take to do to the best of my ability to discharge my duty in ensuring that RAMP in NIger State transforms all the rural roads in the within the available resources.”
The MUTAWALLEN RABAN NUPE while appreciating the National Leadership of the RTEAN for the award, assured that: “I will Continue to put in more efforts in ensuring that the first roads across the nook and crannies of the state are motorable within the available resources.
