As activities geared towards the primary elections gets largely underway with politicians busy canvassing for votes from party delegates , the Member Representing NUMAN, DEMSA and Lamurde federal Constituency Rt. Hon. Kwamoti B Laori remains more committed to delivering life impacting project in his Constituency.
A Fully furnished 6 Classrooms Block sponsored by Hon Laori was commissioned by the paramount ruler of Bachama Kingdom, HRM Dr. Daniel Shaga Ismaila (oon) in Numan.
While commissioning the building,the paramount ruler decried the deteriorating level of infrastructure bedeviling the education sector in his domain, he applauded the Federal Law maker for his foresight in bridging the gap by undertaking such a project.
The Honourable Member while delivering his speech announced to the cheers of the crowd that he has also secured approval for the establishment of the Nigeria Institute for Leather Science Technology (NILEST) Extension Service Center in Numan. He revealed also the the newly commissioned building would be used as temporary Site for takeoff of the institute.
He further hinted that the Center when fully functional would afford youth across Adamawa State and parts of Northeast the opportunity to be trained on leather goods manufacturing technology at a subsidized cost.
Interestingly also he said Products such as footwear,seat covers, bags, belts and wallets of all kinds would be produced locally in Numan for export.
He therefore called on the youth to look in the direction of skilled acquisition rather than to hunt white collar jobs for employment.
He further gave assurance to the youth that he would continue to do his best to support skills and entrepreneurship development to enhance self reliance, he maintained that for the youth to come of the debacle of unemployment and poverty such meaningful ventures should be encouraged.
The Law maker thanked the Bachama Traditional Council for offering to donate land for the Permanent Site of the Center.
Speaking at the event also, the Principal of the School thanked the Member for adding to the number of Classrooms in the school and prayed that another major challenge the institution faces is the lack of Water and pleaded for assistance in that area too.
The Hon. Member also donated customized writing materials to the students as part of gesture of encouragement and also noted the concerns raised by the Principal.
Highlights of the event included cultural dance display by the Ngara Njiya Cultural Troupe.
Dignitaries who graced the event included the Chief LD Nzadon, Prince Yakubu Ngbale, Prof. Dishi Khobe, Council Chairman Pharm. Christopher Sofore among others.
