The Jigawa Northeast, within 25 years of the return of democracy has witnessed the representation of 5 different people under 3 different political parties.
Everyone has worked hard and done their part to provide excellent representation and work on a variety of constituency projects.
Senator Ahmad Abdul Hamed’s one-year is noteworthy because of the progress made, which surpasses the accomplishments of the zone’s four years of representation.
Ahmad, in his one year, has done a lot of development projects in the zone. He provides operational vehicles to some security agencies in the zone, he acquired and currently constructing a standard primarily healthcare center at Yayari ward of the Hadejia local government.
His ability to lead others in promoting economic inclusivity among citizens—particularly women—is what makes him interesting.
Ahmed bestowed recognition on individuals with disabilities (PWDs), a first for the zone’s history, and they were regarded as valuable members of society.
Ahmad gave some seed money to the local fulani women during this time as part of his empowerment program.
Ahmed helped hundreds of women in the eight local governments become economically empowered over the course of the reviewed year. Through training in a variety of trades and seed money, they were empowered.
He has provided funding for many people’s postsecondary educations, especially for young people, in an attempt to advance education. He offers scholarships to students attending various health science schools, universities, and colleges.
He has a routine in place for giving people in need of medical attention. His philosophy of giving to those in need is admirable and effective.
He gave the residents of the zone thousands of bags of rice during the previous fasting period in alleviating the hardship facing the majority of the people.
The people of the Northeast have hope and positive expectations from the Senator, his one year is historic.
