Why does Governor Buni merit a second term?, by Kasim Isa Muhammad

Why does Governor Buni merit a second term?, by Kasim Isa Muhammad

There are a plethora of reasons why Yobe State Governor Mai Mala Buni deserves re-election, but his active and honourable efforts, publicized by the administration, to endow complex development schemes are the main ones. Buni is driven by a vision to transform and elevate multidimensional projects to bring the greatest development to Yobe State. Since taking the oath of office, the governor has implemented several tactical management measures to produce a balanced economy, raise the bar for fundamental education, invest in the lucrative agricultural industry, and create opportunities for young people to join the fight to have Yobe State restored.

Since he makes a concerted effort to strengthen educational backgrounds, the work of Governor Mai Mala Buni is consistently acknowledged throughout the state. Yobe State has been healed from the terror-related scars on education, but there was no hope of achieving another milestone of peaceful access to education after the traumatic events that swept through the local and urban areas of the state, and people were wrapped in fear of becoming terrorist targets on the way to learning. When Gov. Buni took office in 2019, he placed an excessive amount of emphasis on resuming the fundamentals of education exclusively in the regions with a high risk of terrorism.

Governor Buni worked to reintegrate the schools that were destroyed during the crimes, obtained educational supplies for students, attended to the welfare of the teachers, put together a project to build new academies, had ideas for enlisting graduates in various schools, and released funds to make the schools active for better education.

Millions of kids continue to receive free access to contemporary learning methods without having to invest extra money because of this ongoing educational acquisition. Buni, on the other hand, worked without difficulty to reconstruct the state’s higher educational institutions, from universities to medical schools, with the help of a generous commission of brand-new buildings intended to create a supportive environment for the students.

The Shehu Sule College of Nursing and Midwifery in Damaturu has completed successful projects that included well-built buildings, school district roads, useful amenities, and new vans for the transportation of students. Re-electing Gov. Buni will surely result in huge turnouts because he has elevated the service of offering high-quality education.

Yobe State has also benefited from Governor Buni’s commitment to improving the state’s health care system. Buni outlined various projects of primary health care management restructuring to provide simple access to emergency medical attendance in remote areas while managing the increase in contagious cases of uncontrollable infections.

The Buni government also agreed to a group’s practical suggestions for operating hospitals in the nation’s capital and among the most prevalent persons, the Local Government Areas, obtaining contemporary facilities to advance the technical ways of treating people and regulating the activity of pharmaceutical controls for children and pregnant women.

To reduce the reported problems of child malnutrition and delivery failure in the state, Governor Buni, also put up a comprehensive maternity and newborn hospital in Nigeria with a continental comparison in Damaturu. While some were being inaugurated for immediate service, many more projects, including 46-classroom mega-primary schools spread over six local governments, are now in the reconstruction stage. His reelection will confirm and strengthen the state’s mission for health care in all areas, reflecting a productive government.

Yobe State was acknowledged as one of the states experiencing structural growth, but during the governorship of Governor Buni, it advanced to catch up to competitors in planning and structuring.

Governor Buni is obsessed with expanding the state through infrastructural development because of the rise of building and renovation in an essential area and economic redefining, and he has done much better as projects continuously remain in the count.

He designated fourteen settlement roads with drainage in eleven local governments, established roughly four vocational centres and blind workshops, and rebuilt four Yobe-owned businesses in Potiskum, Gujba, and Damaturu. The average number of persons who advanced Governor Buni’s programmes for assisting 4000 women with livestock products to launch a business to rationalize themselves in dealing with economic uncertainty brought on by the topical coronavirus pandemic is 7550.

In addition, the 1200 Buni-Gubana programme for youth empowerment provided cash assistance to 4700 small-business owners, 1100 youth received training in the field of digital photography, 300 people received training in the manufacture of interlocks, and 100 people received training in automotive technology. Here are a few of the empowerment initiatives influenced by Governor Buni to diminish the high rate of idleness.

Moreover, Governor Buni should be re-elected for his commitment to improving the lives of Yobe State residents and for proactively offering support in any capacity. Through the general empowerment initiative started by Governor Buni who organise grassroots support to address the growth in poverty among the people of Yobe State, the lives of thousands of youth and women have eventually been altered. Since he took office, various empowerment programmes have been created. These are typical examples of legitimate support for the action of confronting poverty. The process is strong enough to spread among people so that the act of empowering one another would have an impact on thousands of lives, possibly not just in Yobe State.

There is nothing more political than showing how Governor Buni has promoted a sense of development to the state; it was intended to serve and be beneficial to any citizens while taking a partner role with the state government in enhancing the successful leadership qualities needed to make things work out. No candidate can match what Governor Buni has done for Yobe State. The re-election of Governor Buni is merited because of the numerous valuable perspectives he will undoubtedly bring to the table to keep the state on its toes.

Kasim Isa Muhammad a journalist writes from Potiskum.