EXCELLENCE IN REPRESENTATION, FUFORE/SONG CALLS FOR BOYA'S RETURNS

EXCELLENCE IN REPRESENTATION, FUFORE/SONG CALLS FOR BOYA'S RETURNS

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For Sustained Development, Boya Deserves Second Term in 2027

The Director of the City Boy Movement, Adamawa State, Chairman, House Committee on Police Institutions, and Member Representing Fufore and Song Federal Constituency, has demonstrated a brand of leadership that warrants continuity. His tenure is defined by purposeful legislation, strategic oversight, and grassroots engagement that have elevated the standard of representation. To sustain this momentum, it is imperative that he be re-elected for a second term.

A second term will enable Fufore and Song Constituency, Adamawa State, and indeed Nigeria at large to continue to benefit from his capacity, competence, and excellence in representation. His potential has translated into tangible development, and his vision remains critical to consolidating progress in security, governance, and community welfare. Continuity at this time is not a luxury; it is a necessity for enduring impact.

~A Sali
28th July, 2026

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