In fulfillment of his campaign promise to the people of Kwah Community in Lamurde LGA of Adamawa State, the member Representing Demsa/Numan/Lamurde Federal Constituency, Rt. Hon. Kwamoti Laori has commissioned a block of 3 classrooms and donated furniture.
The people of Kwah rolled out the drums to receive Kwamoti for keeping to his campaign promise, an act many described as uncommon with politicians.
Welcomed by an array of colorful traditional dancers and youth groups, the lawmaker was received by the traditional ruler Kpan Bah, Chief Nixon Tamuna.
During this occasion, Kwamoti was recognized as Vipion Kwah translated as the Shade of Kwah by the Kpan Bah for providing the building where children can be educated without being affected by rain or sun.
In his speech Kwamoti La’ori thanked God for giving him the opportunity to fulfill his promise to the people and pledged to continue serving the people.
La’ori also urged the public to continue to support Governor Ahamdu Umaru Fintiri’s plans to ensure peace.
A symbolic part of the event was the presentation of a decorated spear to the lawmaker by Kpan Bah for self-defense and for hunting more democracy dividends to the people of Kwah.
Hon. Kwamoti reassured the people of his resolve to continue to bring democracy dividends to positively impact lives and livelihood without leaving out any Ward in the 3 LGAs he represents.
Speaking at the event, the king of Kwah, Mr Nickson Tamuna, described the member as a great gift from God to the people of Adamawa state, adding, “You have brought us a kindness that we will never forget. We ask that you use your position to see that the main road from Lamurde to Karim is repaired for us.”
Also in his speech, the former chiarman of Lamurde local government Bulus Daniel, explained the politics of the member of house of Reps saying that it is something that politicians should learn from.
Highlights of the event include traditional dances from Jenjo, Bandawa and Kwah cultural troupe.
From Shafi’u Saleh
