The Member representing Bosso/Paikoro Federal Constituency, Yusuf Kure Baraje and Rear Admiral I.M. Albara, Commander of Naval Training Command, commissioned five (5) new classrooms at Muazu Adunu Memorial Primary School, Paikoro Local Government, Niger State.
During the commissioning of the primary school on Thursday, the lawmaker extended his heartfelt appreciation towards the remarkable project by demonstrating his unwavering commitment to enhancing educational opportunities in the community.
He said “We at the federal level very soon there will be more goodies that will rool out, however their are some controversial issues that sometimes if we get opportunity like this we enlight people on what is happening.
“We’ve about four bills, this tax bill we need to educate our people so you can know what it’s all about, before now their was agitation of resource control and we in Niger State, I do say it anywhere we’re not afraid of resource control, weren’t afraid of tax bill because we can take care of ourselves
“If you think you produce over there, we in Niger also produce food and power, with what we have I can assure you we are secured”.
Rear Admiral I.M. Albara, stated that, “To the wellbeing of education in the state, my remark will be incomplete if I fail to acknowledge the district head of Adunu his royal highness, Mallam Kabiru Bawa and his community leaders, your tireless effort in fostering community engagement and leadership of this project is deeply appreciated.
“To the education staff and distinguish Alumni of the school thank you for your unweaving commitment to education, this is truely inspiring to all our distinguish personnel and personality we highly recognize your presence, be assured that this is just the beginning”.
The Traditional Rulers of the community joined in the celebration, acknowledging the significance of this milestone. This achievement wouldn’t have been possible without collective efforts from various stakeholders. We eagerly anticipate more projects uplifting our community.
The entire community, “we expressed gratitude towards this significant investment in our children’s future. Thank you to all who made this possible, especially Rear Admiral I.M. Albara.
