On Sunday, Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, and his Gombe State counterpart, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, commissioned several development projects in Kwami Local Government Area of Gombe State. The projects include road and bridge constructions in the area, as well as the Kwami West Local Council Development Area (LCDA) Secretariat in Bojude. The commissioning was a collaborative effort between the two governors, showcasing their commitment to regional development.
During the commissioning of the Kwami West LCDA Secretariat in Bojude, Governor Yahaya highlighted that the creation of 13 LCDAs was part of his administration's efforts to decentralize governance and promote even development across Gombe State. He emphasized that the creation of LCDAs aimed to bring government services closer to the people, necessitating the provision of suitable secretariats for effective administration.
Governor Yahaya expressed his satisfaction with the progress made in the area, stating that the projects would ease movement, boost economic activities, and enhance the role of traditional institutions in maintaining peace and stability. He commended the people of Kwami LGA and Kwami West LCDA for their support and thanked Governor Zulum for co-commissioning the projects.
In his remarks, Governor Zulum praised Governor Yahaya for his effective leadership and the visible transformation of Gombe State. Zulum expressed his admiration for the quality and scope of projects executed by Yahaya's administration, particularly in rural areas. He encouraged the benefiting communities to protect the projects and continue supporting the government for more development.
Governor Zulum emphasized that strengthening traditional institutions and improving rural infrastructure are crucial for sustainable peace and development in the North-East region. He urged the people to take ownership of the projects and ensure their longevity. The collaboration between the two governors demonstrates their commitment to regional cooperation and development.
The commissioned projects also included the Bojude and Daban Fulani District Head Palaces, highlighting the importance of traditional institutions in the area. The palaces serve as symbols of cultural heritage and play a vital role in maintaining peace and stability in the region. The governors' visit to the palaces underscored their respect for traditional leaders and their roles in community development.
The joint commissioning of projects by Governors Zulum and Yahaya marks a significant milestone in the development of Gombe State. The projects are expected to have a positive impact on the lives of residents in Kwami Local Government Area and beyond. The collaboration between the two governors sets a precedent for future regional development initiatives in the North-East region.
Key points
- Governors Zulum and Yahaya commission road and bridge projects in Kwami Local Government Area of Gombe State.
- The creation of 13 LCDAs in Gombe State aims to bring governance closer to the people and promote even development.
- The projects are expected to ease movement, boost economic activities, and enhance the role of traditional institutions in maintaining peace and stability.
