TRACK RECORD SPEAKS LOUDER, WOMEN, YOUTH GROUPS ENDORSE BARR ALIYU WAKILI BOYA FOR 2027

TRACK RECORD SPEAKS LOUDER, WOMEN, YOUTH GROUPS ENDORSE BARR ALIYU WAKILI BOYA FOR 2027

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Women and youth groups across Fufore and Song Federal Constituency have endorsed Hon Barr Aliyu Wakili Boya for a second term in 2027. The groups said their support is based on his track record of performance, not just political promises. They mentioned his empowerment programs for women, skill acquisition training for youths, and support for small businesses as major reasons for backing him. According to them, many young people and women have benefited directly from these projects.

The groups also said they believe Barr Aliyu Wakili Boya understands the needs of the people and is always willing to help. They noted that he attends community events, listens to their concerns, and takes quick action when possible. Because of this, they are calling on all voters in the constituency to support his re-election bid. They believe that a second term will give him the chance to do more and bring greater development to Fufore and Song.

~A Sali
22nd April, 2026

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