Yobe South Gets Boost From Senator Bomai: Akara Sellers Rejoice As Lawmaker Distributes Beans, Groundnut Oil

In a significant move to support small and medium enterprises in his constituency, Senator Ibrahim Mohammed Bomai, representing Yobe South Senatorial District, has empowered Akara sellers with bags of beans and groundnut oil to boost their businesses.

The gesture, which was met with widespread applause from citizens of the area, is part of Senator Bomai’s ongoing efforts to improve the lives of his constituents. The distribution exercise, which took place at the weekend, saw hundreds of Akara sellers from across the senatorial district benefiting from the lawmaker’s largesse.

Speaking at the ceremony, Senator Bomai represented explained that the empowerment drive was aimed at encouraging entrepreneurship and self-reliance among women and youth in his constituency. He noted that the provision of beans and groundnut oil would go a long way in reducing the cost of production for the Akara sellers, enabling them to increase their income and improve their livelihoods.

“As a lawmaker, it is my duty to ensure that my people are empowered and have access to the resources they need to succeed,” Senator Bomai said. “I am committed to supporting small and medium enterprises in Yobe South, and I believe that this initiative will go a long way in boosting the local economy.”

The citizens of Yobe South have praised Senator Bomai for his people-oriented approach to governance. Many have described him as a unique lawmaker who has consistently delivered on his promises to the people.

“This gesture is a welcome development, and we appreciate Senator Bomai’s efforts to support our businesses,” said Hajiya Amina Mohammed, a beneficiary of the empowerment scheme. “With this support, we are confident that our businesses will grow, and we will be able to provide for our families.”

Senator Bomai has indeed proved himself to be a champion of people-centered development, and his efforts are expected to have a lasting impact on the lives of the people of Yobe South.