6th Anniversary: We’re Networking Our Rural Roads to Boost Business-Gov. Buni
Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State marked his sixth-year anniversary in office on Thursday by highlighting the significant strides made in rural infrastructure, particularly through the construction of roads aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity and business activities within the state's rural communities.
Speaking at a town hall stakeholders’ forum held to celebrate his administration’s achievements, Governor Buni detailed the government’s commitment to improving connectivity across the state.
The forum,which was organized by the Office of the Special Adviser to the Governor on Television, Radio, and Digital Media,Dr. Ibrahim Yabani, brought together a diverse group of stakeholders, including journalists, civil society organizations, and influential social media figures from all 17 local government areas of the state.
In his address, Governor Buni emphasized that the construction of rural roads has been pivotal in linking communities, particularly in key local government areas such as Potiskum,Damaturu, Nguru, Gashua, and Geidam.
He stated, government recognizes that road infrastructure is critical to boosting agricultural productivity and facilitating business operations in rural areas.
Responding to questions from participants at the forum, Buni explained that the extensive road network not only reduces transportation costs but also enhances the region’s overall economy by making it easier for farmers to bring their produce to market. "The roads we have built are not just pathways; they are vital lifelines for our agricultural sector, ensuring that our produce reaches consumers efficiently,"he added.
The governor acknowledged the remaining challenges but expressed optimism about the ongoing development projects in the state.
He reiterated his administration’s commitment to fostering an environment conducive to growth, innovation,and sustainable development.
The event highlighted key milestones in sectors such as education, healthcare,agriculture,security, youth empowerment,and infrastructure, while emphasizing the importance of public participation in governance.
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