Gombe monarch seeks support for Jaurowal communities

From David Hassan, Gombe

The Village Head of Jaurowal in Pindiga Emirate of Akko Local Government Area, Gombe State, Ambassador Ibrahim Mu’azu Hassan, has appealed to governments at all levels to provide essential social amenities to communities in the area.
Speaking in an interview with journalists, the traditional ruler called on political leaders, philanthropists, and non-governmental organizations to support the communities through the provision of roads, hospitals, and schools.
Ambassador Mu’azu Hassan expressed concern over the poor state of infrastructure, particularly roads, which he said have contributed to the deaths of at least five women who could not access medical care on time while being transported to hospitals.
He appealed to Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, Senator Danjuma Goje, the member representing Akko Federal Constituency, Dr. Usman Bello Kumo, and the member representing Akko West State Constituency, Hon. Abubakar Abdullah, to intervene and address the challenges facing the people.
The village head also lamented the abandonment of the proposed Jaurowal Junior Secondary School project, saying construction work has remained stalled for more than seven years, thereby affecting access to education in the area.
He further called on the government to create a ward for Jaurowal, noting that the community comprises about ten villages, including Garin Jauro Jibir, Labarfito, Dongoru Karama, Felawa, Bakkiti, Pali, Lafiyawo, Ardowu, and Garin Yabano.
According to him, despite their large population and contributions to the local government area, the communities have yet to enjoy adequate development projects and the dividends of democracy.
Ambassador Mu’azu Hassan urged the relevant authorities to prioritize the needs of the area through the provision of infrastructure and community development projects aimed at improving the living conditions of residents.
He concluded by praying for peace, unity, and sustainable development in Pindiga Emirate, Jaurowal community, Gombe State, and Nigeria as a whole.