Effective representation: Nguroje Assembly Member empowers Constituents with items, cash
Daniel Mtindiga, Jalingo
The Member representing Nguroje State Constituency at the Taraba State House of Assembly, Hon Nelson Cyprian Len in company of the Chairman of Sardauna Local Government Area, Hon. Mohammed Umar, Area Commander, DPO, Councilors, and Party Stakeholders among other prominent personalities, visited his Constituency.
The Honorable Member during the visit, empowered some of his Constituents with Motorcycles, Grinding Mills, Generators, Sewing Machines, Clippers, Chain Saws as well as huge funds as a mark to consolidate the Moving Forward Agenda of His Excellency, Dr. Agbu Kefas.
Speaking at the event, Hon. Nelson disclosed that he has deemed fit to empower his Constituents to enable them begin another phase of life that will better their lives and their community by extension adding that, he is committed to doing more for their progress and development.
He further, pledged unwavering commitment and dedication to deliver more democratic dividends to his people. “As I hope to continue serving you the good people of Nguroje State Constituency, I am committed to working for the betterment of your lives through strategic empowerment programmes as well as policies and activities that aims at fostering unity, peaceful co-existence and development.
“You may be disappointed if you fail but you are doomed if you fail to try so, I shall keep trying,” he reaffirmed.
He however, lauded His Excellency, Dr. Agbu Kefas for his constant support in all aspects.
He equally appreciated his Stakeholders, Constituents and all who have supported and are still supporting his ideal impact mission of Moving Nguroje Constituency Forward.
In their separate remarks, beneficiaries, Stakeholders including the good people of Nguroje Constituency, commended Hon. Nelson for his kind gesture and benevolence and prayed God to grant him more strength, wisdom and the will power to function more effectively even as they pledged to keep supporting him and the Gov. Kefas led administration.