ASLMCPFB swears in new executives, pledges community service
The Adamawa State Like-Minds And Community Progressive Forum Bachure (ASLMCPFB) has sworn in its new executives, with Mr. Sunday Stephen as Chairman, ILiya Ayuba as Vice-Chairman, Bukar Abbsadiq as Secretary, and Daji Sani as Public Relations Officer, among others.
The swearing-in ceremony was conducted by Barr. Sabo Mohammed at the Primary School in Bachure-Jimeta, Yola North of Adamawa State.
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In his acceptance speech, Chairman Mr. Sunday Stephen pledged to serve the community with dedication and transparency. He outlined the forum’s plans to engage in community development projects, promote social welfare, and support vulnerable members of the community.
He said that the new executives are expected to work closely with community leaders and stakeholders to address pressing issues affecting the community, including education, healthcare, and economic empowerment.
The swearing-in ceremony was attended by dignitaries, community leaders, and members of the forum. Barr. Sabo Mohammed, in his address, urged the new executives to be committed to their responsibilities and to work towards the betterment of the community.
The ASLMCPFB is a community-based organization that aims to promote social progress and development in Bachure and surrounding communities. The forum has been involved in various community development initiatives, including education, healthcare, and environmental conservation.
The new executives have been tasked with taking the forum to greater heights and making a positive impact on the community. They have promised to work tirelessly to achieve the forum’s objectives and to serve the community with integrity.
The swearing-in ceremony marked a new chapter in the history of ASLMCPFB, as it embarks on a new journey to serve the community. The forum is expected to continue its good work and to make a meaningful contribution to the development of Adamawa State.
The event was a celebration of community spirit and the commitment of individuals to serve their community. It was a testament to the power of community-based organizations in driving social progress and development.
The ASLMCPFB is expected to continue to work closely with government agencies, NGOs, and other stakeholders to achieve its objectives and to make a positive impact on the community.
