Lawal Mu’azu Bauchi, Special Assistant on New Media to Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State says the governor’s resolve to connect rural communities with roads was to renew the hope of the common person and boost economic activities in the state.
Mu’azu made the remarks when he visited some ongoing road projects at Tambari Housing Estate where some rural road constructions were still ongoing.
The media aide said his principal was waxing stronger in the areas of road constructions especially linking underserved communities with government facilities.
“The administration of Bala Mohammed more than any government in recent history is very serious about infrastructural development, because the governor believes that is the only way to touch the lives of the common man”, Mu’azu said.
Mu’azu said the various road construction projects the present administration has embarked upon were strategically designed to touch lives of the people of the state and boost economic activities throughout the benefiting communities and the state entirely.
“Governor Bala Abdulkadir is expanding the frontiers of socio-economic development and strategically remembering long neglected communities as well as giving the majority of the population of the state in both urban and rural communities a deep sense of belonging, since assumption of office,” the media aid said.
The media aide recalled that the people of Sabo- Kaura, Tambari Housing Estate and Miri who were long forgotten by previous governments in the distribution of dividends of democracy since return to civil rule, could not hide their joy and deep appreciation for the gigantic roads projects the Governor Bala lead administration has been executing for them.
“The ongoing massive road construction in those communities of Bauchi metropolis will link all the three axis of the metropolis after so many decades of neglect,” the media aid emphasised.
He commended Governor Bala Abdulkadir for compensating all the people whose lands or houses were affected by the constructions project saying such laudable action “is the reflection of humanity.”
