Binshua; After Handing Over Public Pit Toilet, Councilors Dole Out Scholarship

  Councilor Adamu Musa talking Development

               

Three Councilors of the Nkambe Council in Binshua Constituency have continue to make news by making lives better for their people from the council microgrants introduced by Mayor Ngabir Paul Bantar in his municipality. The three from Binshua are Councilors Adamu Musa (Veteran Journalist), Musa Mbulih (Businessman) and Eveline Mulih (Teacher) who have not only embarked on feasible projects for their people but have done so in recorded time frame.

Last two months a modern pit toilet constructed at the Binshua Market by the trio with their microgrant was handed to the people of Binshua and this day, all the final year pupils of all the primary schools received registration fee for both Common entrance Examination and the First school leaving Certificate examination. This was aimed at easing the burden on parent given the economic hardship especially now that cash flow is a serious problem. Going by what Mayor Ngabir has always preached thus small drops make an ocean and the philosophy of putting the people first is what would drive the development of Nkambe municipality to the next level.

                   Binshua Parents accompany Pupils To Recieve Scholarship

Happy parents who accompanied the beneficiaries to the venue where the benefactors had assembled them and envelops handed to each kid, were all smiles. This to them was proof that their choice of Councilors in the last election was not in error given that they are delivering the goods as promised in 2013 campaigns. In the same light Councilor Kila Godlove of Bih had donated roofing sheets in his village for community development likewise Councilor Shey Musa Nfor who constructed a wooden bridge to facilitate access to the health center of the area in Nwangri same with Councilor George Chifu. Mayor Ngabir with another Councilor joinly constructed a bridge in his constituency to the tune of FCFA 1000.000. The Councilor of Konchep has engaged his microgrants in the construction of a giant bridge to link the people of his area to the rest of the municipality and would require additional funding to realize the project. Impressed by what the Councilors are doing, Mayor Ngabir holds that if things move on well, the microproject grants that started with FCFA 250.000 and now FCFA 500.000 to each Councilor would some day equal to the FCFA 8 million recieved by Parliamentarians. The small money big change is creating rapid impact in the communities and the Mayor called on other Councilors to hasten up with their own projects before the close of the year 2016. The mayor made it clear that the council shall continue with the participatory approach and that any community that want to attract Council assistance for any project, should start doing the project then the council will come in.

By Ignatius Nji