By Khalid Idris Doya

The lawmaker representing Darazo/Ganjuwa Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Mansur Manu Soro, has provided a solar-powered water scheme with 1,000 meters of reticulation at the proposed Darazo-Ganjuwa College.

Speaking during an inspection visit to the project site yesterday, Hon. Soro stated that the water scheme is the sixth of its kind he has delivered to his constituents.

Other completed projects are located at Darazo near the motor park, Soro (Bayan Tashan Buhu), Miya (Unguwan Wudilawa), Sade (Unguwan Ashiru), and Tashan Gabi Soro, the latter of which is 75% complete.

He reaffirmed his commitment to delivering a minimum of 30 similar water projects one in each of the 22 federal wards by June 2027, despite existing challenges.

“To ensure the sustainability of these vital projects, we have established the Darazo-Ganjuwa Water Management Initiative and trained indigenous youths as water engineers, solar technicians, masons, and plumbers for the maintenance of the water infrastructure,” he said.

According to him, the 7th water scheme will continue at Sabon Kaura – Titin Fada in Soro, while the 8th and 9th phases will be sited in Darazo Central and Ganjuwa West respectively, areas currently facing severe water shortages.

Hon. Soro added that he would collaborate closely with stakeholders in the water sector across Darazo and Ganjuwa LGAs to achieve his goals within the set timeframe.

He also commended Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed for creating a conducive environment for intervention in critical sectors in the constituency.

By Our Correspondent

In a show of commitment to religious development and community support, the Senator representing Gombe North Senatorial District, Senator Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo, has constructed a newly completed modern Jumat Mosque in Lule, a village under Gombe Abba Ward of Dukku Local Government Area.

The official commissioning of the mosque took place on Friday, marked by a special Jumat prayer led by local clerics and attended by hundreds of worshippers. Speaking shortly after observing the prayer, Senator Dankwambo said the construction of the mosque was part of his efforts to support and promote the Islamic faith across his constituency.

“I built this mosque to support the growth of Islam and to provide a befitting place of worship for the people of this community,” he stated. “This is part of my commitment to give back to my constituents and contribute to their spiritual well-being.”

Also speaking to journalists during the event, the Senator’s Special Assistant, Alhaji Salisu Mr. B, described the gesture as a reflection of Dankwambo’s dedication to the propagation of Islam. He explained that the mosque project includes modern toilet facilities for the convenience of worshippers, and forms part of a broader initiative to improve living conditions across the senatorial district.

“This is not the first mosque the Senator has constructed in Dukku Local Government,” Alhaji Salisu noted. “He has consistently delivered various dividends of democracy, including boreholes, healthcare facilities, and culverts across the entire constituency.”

The Emir of Dukku, Alhaji Dr. Haruna Abdulkadir Rasheed, who graced the event, expressed deep appreciation for the lawmaker’s contribution. He noted that the Lule community had for decades attempted to build the mosque but lacked the resources to bring the project to fruition.

“We are truly grateful to Senator Dankwambo for stepping in where others could not,” the Emir said. “This is a historic achievement for the people of Lule, and I urge community leaders to take responsibility for its maintenance and continued development.”

On behalf of the Lule community, the village head thanked Senator Dankwambo for the generous gesture, offering prayers for his continued protection and success during his tenure in office.

The commissioning ceremony was attended by religious leaders, community elders, youths, and political stakeholders, who hailed the project as a symbol of unity and progress in the area.

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By Our Correspondent

In a show of commitment to religious development and community support, the Senator representing Gombe North Senatorial District, Senator Ibrahim Hassan Dankwambo, has constructed a newly completed modern Jumat Mosque in Lule, a village under Gombe Abba Ward of Dukku Local Government Area.

The official commissioning of the mosque took place on Friday, marked by a special Jumat prayer led by local clerics and attended by hundreds of worshippers. Speaking shortly after observing the prayer, Senator Dankwambo said the construction of the mosque was part of his efforts to support and promote the Islamic faith across his constituency.

“I built this mosque to support the growth of Islam and to provide a befitting place of worship for the people of this community,” he stated. “This is part of my commitment to give back to my constituents and contribute to their spiritual well-being.”

Also speaking to journalists during the event, the Senator’s Special Assistant, Alhaji Salisu Mr. B, described the gesture as a reflection of Dankwambo’s dedication to the propagation of Islam. He explained that the mosque project includes modern toilet facilities for the convenience of worshippers, and forms part of a broader initiative to improve living conditions across the senatorial district.

“This is not the first mosque the Senator has constructed in Dukku Local Government,” Alhaji Salisu noted. “He has consistently delivered various dividends of democracy, including boreholes, healthcare facilities, and culverts across the entire constituency.”

The Emir of Dukku, Alhaji Dr. Haruna Abdulkadir Rasheed, who graced the event, expressed deep appreciation for the lawmaker’s contribution. He noted that the Lule community had for decades attempted to build the mosque but lacked the resources to bring the project to fruition.

“We are truly grateful to Senator Dankwambo for stepping in where others could not,” the Emir said. “This is a historic achievement for the people of Lule, and I urge community leaders to take responsibility for its maintenance and continued development.”

On behalf of the Lule community, the village head thanked Senator Dankwambo for the generous gesture, offering prayers for his continued protection and success during his tenure in office.

The commissioning ceremony was attended by religious leaders, community elders, youths, and political stakeholders, who hailed the project as a symbol of unity and progress in the area.

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