The Chamber of Agriculture (CRA) in Tahoua, Niger, has elected a new executive bureau. The election took place on November 5, 2026, at the Tahoua Governorate's meeting room. A magistrate from the Tahoua High Court, the Secretary-General of the National Network of Agricultural Chambers of Niger (RECA), and other officials witnessed the transparent and free elections. The new bureau comprises five members, including a president, vice-president, treasurer, deputy treasurer, and secretary.
Bouba Abdou, a consular from the Keita department, was re-elected as president with 72 votes out of 73. He will serve a second term. Haouaou Adam from the Madaoua department won the vice-president position with 70 votes out of 72. Hamza Issia from Konni was re-elected as treasurer with 69 votes out of 70. Halimatou Assoumane from Illéla was elected as deputy treasurer with 67 votes out of 68. Ojoumo Baki Bammo from Tchintabaraden was elected as secretary with 68 votes out of 68.
The new executive bureau is supported by two accounting commissioners and four specialized technical commissions. During the closing ceremony of the CRA's General Assembly, Tahoua Governor Souleymane congratulated the new members and commended the electoral process. He praised the consulaires for their sense of responsibility and patriotism in electing capable individuals.
Governor Souleymane reiterated his engagement and support for the new bureau to succeed in their four-year term. He advised them to respect the CRA's regulations and contribute to the region's agricultural development. The governor emphasized that the renewal of these instances demonstrates the vitality, maturity, and transparency of the region's rural community.
Tahoua region is known for its significant agricultural and pastoral potential, particularly in the Ader valleys for irrigated crops and onion production. The region's livestock sector is also dynamic, driving the local economy. The governor acknowledged the outgoing bureau's efforts in defending producers' interests, facilitating access to inputs, and addressing climate and security challenges.
The CRA has been a strategic partner for the state and development partners during the previous term. Governor Souleymane expressed his satisfaction with the bureau's accomplishments and encouraged the new members to build on this progress. The new executive bureau will play a crucial role in promoting the region's agricultural sector.
The election of the new executive bureau marks a significant milestone for the CRA and the region's agricultural development. The governor's support and guidance will be essential for the new bureau's success. The CRA's efforts will focus on enhancing the region's agricultural productivity and improving the livelihoods of rural communities.
Key points
- The new executive bureau of Tahoua's Chamber of Agriculture was elected with a president, vice-president, treasurer, deputy treasurer, and secretary.
- The bureau was elected through a transparent and free process, witnessed by officials and stakeholders.
- The new bureau will serve a four-year term, focusing on promoting the region's agricultural sector and improving rural livelihoods.
