Sen Yaroe distributes over 1000 bags of assorted fertilizer to constituents
The Senator representing Adamawa Southern Zone, Sen. Binos Dauda Yaroe has embarked on third phase of distribution of bags of fertilizer to rural farmers across the nine (9) LGAs of the Constituency.
Each of the LGA got 128 bags of fertilizer for onward distribution to local farmers across rural communities. No fewer than 1,152 bags of fertilizer were distributed in this third phase which would be utilised by the farmers as the rainy season progresses.
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Addressing journalists at the flagging off event, Senator Binos Yaroe, said that he would continue to reach out to his constituents with farm implements and other palliatives in order to cushion the effect of the current high cost of living in the country.
Represented by Mr Katawan Boniface, the People’s Senator disclosed that the 1,152 bags of fertilizer were distributed with each of the 9 LGAs getting no fewer than 128 bags for the benefit of the rural hoe-masters.
According to Senator Binos, it became imperative for him to come out with measures on how to put smiles on the faces of his constituents, adding that the fertilizer distribution was just a tip of the iceberg of the greater goodies to come for the Adamawa South people.
The Senator said that though not all the masses would get the fertilizer due to limited bags, but he would not relent in ensuring his constituents taste the sweet fruits of dividends of democracy.
He pointed out that there have been effective structures already on ground that are workable right from the Ward level to ensuring the targeted rural farmers benefit, adding that stakeholders and community leaders were engaged in the distribution process.
Senator Binos pointed out that peasant farmers across all political parties were selected to benefit from the distribution, adding that the beneficiaries of the two previous exercises would not benefit this time to pave a way for other farmers to benefit as well.
While calling on the intended beneficiaries to utilise the product for the purpose intended, Senator Binos assured them of good governance and representation at the red chamber.
Speaking to newsmen shortly after receiving 128 bags of fertilizer each, the representatives of the 9 LGAs said that they involved stakeholders, community leaders, CAN and Muslim Council in the distribution process for justice and fairness.
According to them, Senator Binos Yaroe mandated them to be just, fair and transparent in the distribution by ensuring that real farmers benefit.
They disclosed that the Senator has numerous programmes to be unveiled for the benefit of his constituents and development of Adamawa Southern Senatorial District, where they assured him of their unflinching support and cooperation to enable him succeed in his intentions to uplifting the livelihoods of his constituents.
While describing Senator Binos Yaroe as a honest man who has the interest of his constituents at heart, the LGAs representatives reiterated their commitment to supervise the distribution process.
Among the LGAs representatives who spoke to journalists include Mr Bovi M. Kera (Numan LGA), Hon. (Mrs) Marilyn Babayi (Demsa LGA), Mr Reuben Richard (Toungo LGA) and Mrs Yosi Isaiah Lerum (Jada LGA) among others.
This reporter, who observed the 3rd Bach distribution of fertilizer, reported that the process was transparent and open which had gone a long way in reaching out to the real rural farmers across communities in the 9 LGAs.
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