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11 Years of Stewardship: Senator Aliero presents scorecard

The representative of Kebbi Central Senatorial District, Senator Muhammadu Adamu Aliero, at the weekend presented his achievements as his score card within the 11 years of stewardship in the Red Chamber.

Senator Aliero revealed this when he briefed newsmen at his Constituency Office in Birnin-Kebbi, the Kebbi State capital.

He expressed delight about the positive impact he has made on the wellbeing of his constituents within the period under review.

Addressing newsmen, his aide on Media and Publicity, Abubakar Kalgo, outlined agriculture, healthcare services, educational development, roads infrastructure, water, electricity supply, empowerment, skills acquisition, Ramadan palliatives, and community development as areas which got special attention and projects implementation.

Kalgo said: “The residents of Alieru, Birnin Kebbi, Bunza, Gwandu, Jega, Kalgo, Koko-Besse and Maiyama Local Government Area are continuing to enjoy democratic dividends of economic prosperity, industrial growth, and social wellbeing within the 11 years of stewardship as senator representing Kebbi Central Constituency.

“The key sectors are education and institutional development, agriculture and rural empowerment, roads construction and infrastructure, healthcare interventions, water supply and sanitation, youth and women empowerment programmes, electricity and community development projects.

“These involved construction of classrooms, medical outreach and supply of drugs to hospitals, construction and renovation of hospital wards, construction of township and intercity roads, sinking of boreholes and renovation of water supply facilities, supply of 500 KVA electricity transformers.

“The rest include distribution of fertilizer, tractors, water pumping machines, ploughs and bulls to farmers.

“Also delivered are skills acquisition materials, cash in millions of Naira, renovation of Jumu’a Mosques as well as several bags of grains, rice and maize, distributed as Ramadan palliatives among other items.”

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