From: Daure David
In a historic achievement for the Zaar people, the completion of the long-awaited road linking the communities of Gambar, Sara, Marti, and Zuya, finally connects Lere to Gambar Bridge, a project that can truly be called "Democracy at Work."
For decades, access to these communities has been a persistent issue in Zaar politics, hindering progress and development. Despite the many promises made by previous administrations, including those from leaders who rose to prominent positions, such as the Speaker of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the 8th Assembly, this critical issue remained unresolved.
The road has long been considered an El-Dorado, a seemingly unattainable goal—something that could only be realized in the future or with divine intervention. Yet, Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State, also known as Kauran Bauchi, has defied the odds by embarking on this enormous task, fulfilling the dreams of the people in these underserved communities.
The construction of this road is a testimony to the Governor's dedication to his people and his administration's commitment to infrastructural development. It is a victory that extends beyond just the physical road itself. It symbolizes access to a world of opportunities—economic, social, and political—for the communities of Gambar, Sara, Marti, and Zuya. It is an investment in the future, where the potential for growth and prosperity can now be harnessed.
In the past, these communities remained isolated, contributing to their marginalization in the larger discourse of Zaar politics. The road has broken down barriers, connecting them not only to each other but also to the global stage. With this project, Governor Bala Mohammed has delivered a tangible dividend of democracy to the Sayawa people, proving that governance is about addressing the true needs of the people, rather than political maneuvering.
This remarkable achievement stands in stark contrast to the political games and rivalry that have marred the leadership landscape in Bauchi State. Despite the opposition from certain quarters, such as from Dogara, whose personal grievances against the Governor are widely known, Gov. Bala Mohammed has shown resilience and the courage to follow through on his promises. The Sayawa people have responded by giving him their full support and acknowledgment.
As the Governor continues to pave the way for future developments, it is clear that his leadership is a model of what true democracy should look like: one where the people are placed at the heart of decision-making and their needs are prioritized. His administration's efforts have not only brought progress to Sayawa but have also set a precedent for other regions in Bauchi State and beyond.
In a world where promises often go unfulfilled, Gov. Bala Mohammed's leadership is a shining example of how politics can truly work for the people. His efforts in linking Sayawa communities to the world are a testament to the spirit of democracy at its finest. Indeed, as the saying goes in Hausa, "Koda Naka, Ka So Na Kwarai", Governor Bala Mohammed has earned his place in history as a true servant of the people.
The people of Sayawa and Bauchi State will forever remember this landmark achievement as the fulfillment of a long-held dream, thanks to the bold leadership of Governor Bala Mohammed.
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