The political landscape of Leko Koma is buzzing this evening as a wave of economic transformation sweeps through Jada Local Government Area. In what many are calling a “masterclass in grassroots representation,” Honorable Bulus Geoffrey has launched a massive multi-million Naira intervention to lift his constituents out of poverty.
It was a carnival-like atmosphere in Kojoli on Sunday as Honorable Bulus Geoffrey, representing Leko Koma Constituency, rolled out the fourth phase of his “Renewed Hope” initiative. The lawmaker didn’t just speak about change; he delivered it in crates, engines, and wheels.
The sheer scale of the distribution was staggering. To boost local transport and small businesses, the lawmaker handed over:
5 Brand new cars and 18 Motorcycles.
30 Industrial Grinding and Milling machines.
15 Gasoline Generators and 15 sets of professional clippers.
15 Sewing machines, 15 Vulcanizing machines, and bundles of roofing sheets.
In a move that drew standing ovations, the lawmaker also provided 5 specialized wheelchairs for People Living with Disabilities, ensuring no one was left behind across the five political wards of Yeli, Kojoli, Koma One, Koma Two, and Mapeo.
Speaker of the Adamawa State House of Assembly, Rt. Honorable Bathiya Wesley, who graced the occasion, described Bulus as a “credible leader.” He noted that the Assembly remains a united front in supporting Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s vision for a greater state.
Addressing the cheering crowd, Honorable Bulus Geoffrey was emotional as he reflected on his journey since 2023.
”Today is not just about distributing items; it is about accountability. I made a solemn pledge that the voice of Leko Koma would be felt in every household. These items are seeds—plant them, don’t consume them.”
Beyond the tools distributed today, the lawmaker’s scorecard is a literal blueprint of development. Since April 2025, he has commissioned two primary schools, drilled over 20 boreholes, built a new clinic at Komni, and renovated another at Jalingo Latere.
The event saw high-profile endorsements from the Former Chief Judge, Justice Ambrose Mammadi, and the District Head of Kojoli, who both urged the electorate to rally behind the lawmaker for a second term to ensure the “dividends of democracy” continue to flow.
As the dust settles in Kojoli, one thing is clear: for the people of Leko Koma, the “Renewed Hope” promised in 2023 is no longer a campaign slogan—it is a reality they can now drive, grind, and sew with.
