Emmanuel Kefas, the representative of Song constituency at the Adamawa State House of Assembly, has donated various items to help his community become self-reliant.
He provided 29 sewing machines, bags of maize, and cash as part of his 2024 constituency project.
To support education, Kefas also opened a new block of classrooms and an office at Dolom Primary School in Dirma, Song Local Government Area. Additionally, he fixed several industrial boreholes across 11 wards, built another block of classrooms, and distributed over 3,000 exercise books to public school students.
The event drew many notable attendees, including former member of Song/Fufore House of Representatives Saidu Mustapha, several assembly members, and local officials.
During the ceremony, Adamawa State House Speaker Bathiya Wesley praised the community for electing Kefas and enumerate the impact of the food aid program in reducing hunger.
Kefas expressed his gratitude to his constituents and promised continued efforts to improve their lives and the state overall.
The Director General of the Poverty Alleviation and Wealth Creation Agency, represented by Sani Abdulkadir, noted that the donated items were meant to support the community.
PDP Song Local Government Area Chairman Ishaku Bala Tebel also commended Kefas for his significant contributions. Legislative reporter Dominic Yohanna covered the event, where various dignitaries lauded the lawmaker’s efforts.
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