THREE YEARS OF TRANSFORMATION, BOYA REDEFINES REPRESENTATION IN FUFORE/SONG CONSTITUENCY
THREE YEARS OF TRANSFORMATION, BOYA REDEFINES REPRESENTATION IN FUFORE/SONG CONSTITUENCY
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Continuity Is progress, 3 years Down, More To Go With Boya
In the last three years, Hon. Barr. Aliyu Wakili Boya has redefined representation in Fufore and Song Federal Constituency through purposeful leadership and people-centered programs. He has eradicated total water scarcity across the constituency, ensuring that no community is left behind in access to clean and safe water. Unemployment has been reduced by 40% through strategic interventions, while infrastructure development has opened new corridors for commerce and mobility. Security has also been significantly boosted, creating an enabling environment for peace, unity, and economic growth.
Education and health have received unprecedented attention under his stewardship. Boya has transformed education through comprehensive educational development and support programs, while in the health sector he has paid medical bills, facilitated free surgeries, and upgraded health centers to deliver quality care to the grassroots. Agriculture has been boosted through the provision of farming inputs, and social welfare remains a hallmark of his representation. During every festival period, he has demonstrated 100% support to constituents, further cementing his reputation as a leader who is accessible in all forms and at all times.
Beyond infrastructure and basic services, Boya has invested massively in human capital. Thousands of youths and women have undergone various skills acquisition programs, while many youths have gained employment into the federal civil service. Through 36 different series of empowerment programs, over 250,000 constituents have been touched directly and indirectly. This scale of intervention reflects a unique commitment to welfare and development. The record is clear: Boya’s three years have brought tangible transformation, and the journey of progress must continue.
~A Sali
7th August, 2026
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