CAPP give an Excellence Service Award to a Lawmaker in Jigawa

Muhammad Alabira, Dutse

A Coalition of All Political Parties (CAPP) in Jigawa State has given an Excellence Service Award to Honourable Macki Yelleman, a member representing Kaugama/Malam Madori Federal constituency.

The Award was given to the Lawmaker in brief ceremony held over the weekend at the Manpower Development Institute (MDI) Dutse.

The Chairman of the award ceremony, Murtala Musa Galmawa said the committee was constituted by the Coalition to review the activities and performance of the Lawmaker which arrived at the decision to award him for good representation.

Honourable Macki Yelleman is currently a member representing Kaugama and Malam Madori Federal Constituency at the National Assembly for six years now.

Galmawa said the Lawmaker has distinguished himself out in the service of the humanity through various forms of empowerment programmes such as distribution of about 5 Trailer load of Fertilizer to farmers within his Constituency.

He said the Lawmaker has also empowered 10,000 women with cash to improve their small businesses, where some received N100,000.00 each and others received N50,000.00 each respectively.

“20 towns and villages in the two Local Governments were linked with the National grid which tremendously boosted petty businesses such as welding, preserving cold water and the rest.

“Macki also installed Solar Power in about 30 towns and villages. He constructed five roads linking five villages across the two Local Governments, five Health facilities were also provided for constituents.

“He employed over 1000 youths into Vigilante with N30,000.00 as salary to each. While 20 villages were supplied with clean drinking water for constituents in the two Local Governments,” Galmawa said.

The chairman also explained that the committee’s finding which non partisan revealed that the Lawmaker has superseded all the Lawmakers in the state, past and present in term of getting jobs for the youths into Military, Police, NIS and Custom.

Stressing that the Lawmaker has gotten jobs for 1080 youths across the state into the Federal Civil Service in various places in the country.

“800 youths from the state were recruited into the Police, 200 youths into the Army, Air force and Navy. 30 young men were employed into Federal Fire Service and 120 into Nigeria Immigration Service.

Responding after receiving the Award on behalf of the Lawmaker, Habibu Sani Sara expressed happiness and promised that more dividends of democracy will come the way of the constituents.