In a significant stride towards enhancing infrastructural development in rural communities, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori, the member representing the Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal constituency of Adamawa State, has successfully sponsored the construction of a multi-purpose hall in Bare. This initiative, a pledge made during his election campaign, aims to provide a secure and versatile space for social events, meetings, and community engagements.
During the commissioning ceremony, the federal lawmaker expressed his heartfelt appreciation to the Bwaza people for their unwavering support over the years. He reassured them of his commitment to delivering more democratic dividends that would further uplift the community.
The Community Multi- Purpose Hall is named after Late Hon. Gabriel Wanai, former Chairman of Numan LGA Council from Bare, for his contributions to the development of Numan LGA
In a show of gratitude, Chief Jackson Amna, the District Head of Bare, Sabastine Maawari, representing the elders, and Mr. Tekas Adiel, speaking on behalf of the youth, collectively thanked Rt. Hon. Laori for not only fulfilling his promise but also for his various empowerment projects that have positively impacted the Bare community.
To honor the lawmaker, the community presented him with a special gift—a ceremonial spear and a side bag filled with assorted items. Additionally, the community leaders encouraged him to consider contesting for the governorship of Adamawa State, pledging their unwavering support for his candidacy.
The event was graced by a number of dignitaries, including the Executive Chairmen of Demsa, Lamurde, and Numan Local Government Areas, members of the State House of Assembly representing Demsa, Numan, and Lamurde State Constituencies, as well as PDP executives, stakeholders from the federal constituency, traditional rulers, and clergy members.
This momentous occasion not only marks a milestone in community infrastructure but also signifies the strong bond between the people of Bare and their elected representatives, reinforcing the promise of continued development and engagement in the region.
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