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Boya Vows Belel-Cameroon Road, Promises 3-Year Achievements
Barrister Hon. Aliyu Wakili Boya Renews Hope for Belel International Road
Barrister Hon. Aliyu Wakili Boya, the House of Representatives member for Fufore/Song federal constituency in Adamawa State, has renewed the hope of his constituents regarding the long-abandoned international road in Belel community, Adamawa Central Senatorial District. He announced that contractors would soon be mobilized to commence work on the economically significant road.
Economic Benefits of the Belel International Road
The 80-kilometer road, approximately an hour’s drive from Garoua, a major city in Northern Cameroon, is expected to significantly boost economic activities in Adamawa State. Boya highlighted potential increases in rice production, which would enhance revenue generation for both the state and federal governments.
Boya’s Commitment to Constituents and Development
As a first-term lawmaker, Boya reaffirmed his commitment to serving his constituents who have long suffered from neglect. He promised that his leadership, grounded in the trust placed in him by his voters, would deliver significant improvements before the end of his tenure. You may also like this
Legislative Agenda and Community Impact
During an interview in his Abuja office, Boya emphasized his focus on a comprehensive plan that includes people-oriented bills, motions, projects, and empowerment programs. He mentioned that over six thousand students are currently benefiting from his ongoing scholarship program. Additionally, he noted progress on a bill to establish a federal college of education in Fufore, with a public hearing scheduled for Thursday.
Trust in Leadership and Advocacy for Unity
Boya urged Nigerians to be patient and trust in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, which he believes is effectively addressing the country’s challenges. He advised against protests, referencing the negative outcomes of the #EndSARS protests from his personal experience.
Boya’s Confidence in APC Leadership and State Progress
Commending the national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) under Abdullahi Ganduje, Boya expressed confidence in the party’s progress in Adamawa State. He praised local party leaders such as Barr Idris Shuaibu, Dr. Raymond Chidama, and Mustapha Ribadu Atiku for their efforts.
Future Prospects for APC in Adamawa State
Boya asserted that Adamawa State remains a stronghold for the APC. He highlighted ongoing reconciliation efforts within the party, which he believes will strengthen unity and help reclaim its mandate in the near future.