In fulfillment of his commitment to food security and rural development, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B. Laori, Member representing Numan/Demsa/Lamurde Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Abuja, has flagged off the distribution of farm inputs to beneficiaries across the three Local Government Areas.
The farm inputs distributed include Fertilizer, Napsack Sprayers, and Herbicides.
The flag-off ceremony, which drew community leaders and stakeholders, began with opening prayers offered by both Christian and Muslim clerics.
Delivering goodwill messages at the event were:
. An Elder from Numan
. Hon. Sodom Tayedi, Former Member, Adamawa State House of Assembly, Numan LGA
. Hon. Burto P. William, who spoke on behalf of the Chairman-Elect of Lamurde Local Government
. Hon. Architect Zidon Zamgopwa, Chairman-Elect, Numan Local Government
. Hon. Desmond Minokaro, Sole Administrator, Gyawana Development Area
. Hon. Innocent Koto, Executive Chairman, Numan Local Government Area
. Hon. Bulus Daniel JP, Executive Chairman, Lamurde Local Government Area
. Hon. Barr. Timothy Leonard Zadon, Incoming Member Representing Numan Constituency
Speaking during the flag-off, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti Laori said the intervention is aimed at supporting farmers for the current farming season, reducing the cost of production, and boosting agricultural yield in Demsa, Numan, and Lamurde LGAs.
"Agriculture remains the backbone of our economy. By equipping our farmers with the right inputs at the right time, we are investing directly in productivity, livelihoods, and the future of our communities," he stated.
The Honourable Member reaffirmed his mandate to ensure that government presence is felt at the grassroots. He called on beneficiaries to make judicious use of the inputs and encouraged youths to embrace agriculture as a viable path to self-reliance.
He further assured constituents of his continued support and wished everyone a successful farming season as the rainy season approaches.
The distribution was carried out through party structures and community leaders to ensure transparency and that the materials reach those who need them most.
















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