Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, representing Borno South Senatorial District, hosted the leadership of Biu Forum, a grassroots-oriented advocacy group, at his private office in Abuja. The meeting brought together critical stakeholders to discuss development projects and progress in Biu Emirate and its environs.
The Chairman of Biu Forum, Mustapha Mai Biu, commended Senator Ndume for his efforts in advancing legislative priorities and initiating developmental projects that directly impact the lives of his constituents. He highlighted Ndume's pivotal role in the revival and reconstruction of Biu Dam, facilitation of federal roads, and establishment of the Nigerian Army University, Biu.
The Forum urged Senator Ndume to leverage his national influence to ensure greater federal presence and investment in Biu and surrounding communities. They emphasized that equitable infrastructure and policy attention are crucial for long-term stability and prosperity.
Senator Ndume expressed deep appreciation for the visit, describing it as a strong encouragement to continue advocating for his people. He pledged to continue working with the Forum to advance the development of Biu and Borno South.
The meeting ended with a call for continued collaboration and a commitment to work together to advance the development of Biu and Borno South. Senator Ndume's efforts have been recognized as impactful, and his continued advocacy is expected to bring more development projects to the area.
The meeting and Ndume's commitment to Biu's development are expected to have a positive impact on the community. The Biu Forum's efforts to promote development and advocate for federal presence will likely continue to drive progress in the area.
The meeting between Senator Ndume and Biu Forum has strengthened their partnership and commitment to advancing the development of Biu and Borno South. Ndume's efforts and the Forum's advocacy are expected to bring more development projects and investments to the area, improving the lives of its people.
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