About the MDA
The Borno State Ministry of Transport and Energy plays a critical role in shaping the infrastructure and energy landscape of the state. The Ministry is tasked with the planning, regulation, and development of efficient transport systems and sustainable energy solutions that support socio-economic growth and recovery in Borno State.
In the area of transportation, the Ministry oversees the development of roads, public transit systems, and logistics infrastructure to improve mobility, connect communities, and facilitate trade. In the energy sector, it focuses on expanding access to reliable, affordable, and clean energy—especially in underserved and rural areas.
- To promote unity and cooperation among government agencies, communities, and stakeholders.
- To develop and implement policies that drive development and growth in Borno State
- To manage special projects and initiatives that benefit the people of Borno State
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Mission
To foster collaboration and deliver special interventions that enhance good governance and development.
Our Goals
To coordinate inter-governmental relations and execute special duties for inclusive growth.
Vission
To be a catalyst for effective partnerships and responsive governance in Borno State
Get to Know about us
About Us – Borno State Ministry of Transport and Energy
The Borno State Ministry of Transport and Energy is responsible for the development and management of transportation systems, as well as the regulation and promotion of energy resources across the state. The Ministry plays a crucial role in ensuring the efficient movement of people, goods, and services while also overseeing sustainable energy development to meet the growing demands of the state.
The Ministry coordinates the improvement of road networks, public transport systems, and energy distribution, while striving to implement projects that enhance transportation safety, energy access, and infrastructural development for economic growth and social well-being.
Mandate
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Develop and maintain transportation infrastructure (roads, highways, and public transport).
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Promote efficient and sustainable energy development in the state.
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Regulate the transportation sector, ensuring safety and compliance with standards.
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Oversee the generation, transmission, and distribution of energy resources.
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Collaborate with national and international stakeholders to improve transport and energy services.
Core Values
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Sustainability – Promoting eco-friendly and long-term transport and energy solutions.
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Innovation – Utilizing modern technologies to improve transportation and energy delivery.
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Safety – Ensuring safe travel and energy use across all sectors.
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Efficiency – Maximizing resource utilization and minimizing wastage.
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Collaboration – Building partnerships for transportation and energy solutions.
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Transparency – Upholding accountability in all transportation and energy projects.
🧩 Departments and Units
The Ministry is structured into several specialized departments and operational units to carry out its mandate effectively:
🏛️ Core Departments:
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Department of Transport Infrastructure
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Department of Road Maintenance and Construction
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Department of Public Transport and Traffic Management
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Department of Energy Resources and Renewable Energy
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Department of Power Generation and Distribution
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Planning, Research, and Statistics (PRS)
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Administration and Finance
🔗 Key Agencies and Partnerships:
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Borno State Road Maintenance Agency (BORMA)
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Borno State Energy and Power Development Agency
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Transport Regulatory Authority
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Energy Sector Collaborators (including NEPA, independent energy firms)
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Development Partners in Transport and Energy Projects
🏁 Strategic Goals
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Improve Transport Infrastructure: Enhance road networks and ensure safe, efficient transportation.
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Expand Public Transport Systems: Develop more affordable and accessible public transport options.
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Ensure Sustainable Energy Development: Promote renewable energy and address power supply challenges.
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Enhance Safety Standards: Improve road safety measures and energy use regulations.
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Strengthen Power Generation and Distribution: Ensure reliable power supply to all areas of Borno State.
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Promote Smart Transportation: Integrate digital solutions for traffic management and energy consumption monitoring.
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Our Mandate
Qualities & Policies
Develop and maintain transportation infrastructure (roads, highways, and public transport).
Promote efficient and sustainable energy development in the state.
Regulate the transportation sector, ensuring safety and compliance with standards.
Oversee the generation, transmission, and distribution of energy resources.
Collaborate with national and international stakeholders to improve transport and energy services.
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Events
Inter-Governmental Partnership Forum – Maiduguri (March 2025)
Sunday, September 26th at 7:00 pm
The Ministry successfully hosted the Borno Inter-Governmental Partnership Forum aimed at strengthening collaboration between state MDAs, federal agencies, and international development partners. Discussions focused on aligning efforts toward sustainable development, humanitarian coordination, and community resilience.
Workshop for MDAs Officials in Borno State on Transformative/Transitional Justice
Sunday, September 26th at 7:00 pm
📘 Borno SSG Unveils “5th Verdict”, as Media Aides Celebrate Zulum @55
Media aides to Governor Babagana Umara Zulum of Borno State have released the “5th Verdict” to showcase his achievements and commemorate his 55th birthday, celebrated every August 25th.
The Secretary to the Borno State Government (SSG), Alhaji Bukar Tijani, who represented Governor Zulum, officially unveiled the compendium.
The unveiling took place on Sunday, August 25, 2024, at the Governor’s Office, Musa Usman State Secretariat, Maiduguri.
According to a statement by Abdurrahman Ahmed Bundi, Zulum’s Senior Special Assistant on New Media and Deputy Editor of the Compendium, the publication includes:
- News reports
- Analyses and commentaries
- Features and columns
- Discourses and editorials
- Selected speeches
- Performance Scorecard (May 29, 2023 – May 29, 2024)
The compendium project was initiated by Zulum’s late spokesperson, Malam Isa Gusau, who led a dedicated team to document the media landscape and decisions during the Governor’s tenure.
The “5th Verdict” is a comprehensive 307-page document organized into 22 sections, including highlights of visits by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Vice-President Kashim Shettima, who commissioned people-centered projects in the state.
Two newspaper editorials praise Governor Zulum’s achievements in the education sector and his compassionate efforts in addressing the economic effects of fuel subsidy removal.
📊 Sectoral Breakdown in the “5th Verdict”
- 25 stories on humanitarian engagements
- 21 news and discourses on security
- 7 on resettlement and reconstruction
- 13 on transport, infrastructure & energy
- 27 on education
- 9 on healthcare
This fifth edition not only celebrates a milestone birthday for Governor Zulum, but also documents a year of impactful leadership and historic progress for Borno State.
Latest Updates
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Our Team
— Hon. Commissioner, Ministry of Transport and Energy, Borno State
The Ministry of Transport and Energy is dedicated to creating a future where the people of Borno can move freely, safely, and sustainably. By fostering innovation and ensuring effective energy delivery, we are laying the foundation for a prosperous and well-connected state."
— Hon. Commissioner,
Ministry of Transport and Energy, Borno State
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