The representative of Dekina/Bassa Federal Constituency at the National Assembly, Hon. Paul Gowon Haruna has reiterated his commitment towards ensuring that his constituents benefits more dividends of democracy.
Hon. Haruna gave the assurance while commissioning the remodeled Four bedroom En-suite residence of the Onu Egume -Ome and Okura District Head as part of his Constituency project.
He pointed out that the gesture is to give traditional institution in the state proper recognition to enhance peaceful coexistence in the society.
Hon. Haruna who is bidding for the second tenure in the National Assembly, however urged the people of Dekina and Bassa Local government areas to give him maximum support to enhance his victory at the polls.
In his appreciation remarks, the Onu Egume and Okura District head, HRH. Simon Ochimana discribed the commissioning of the House as a milestone in the history of traditional institution.
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“This is not merely a building; it is a meaningful investment in the dignity and functionality of our traditional institution.”
HRH. Ochimana commended Hon. Haruna (IJN) for the thoughtful intervention that has transformed the former dilapidated residence into a befitting four-bedroom en-suite accommodation with a Boys’ Quarter.”
He discribed the structure as a meaningful investment in the dignity and functionality of traditional institution as it demonstrates that effective representation is not only about legislation but also about identifying and responding to the genuine needs of the people.
“We deeply appreciate your commitment, generosity and love for our community, and we pray that God will continue to grant you wisdom, strength and success in your service to humanity and our nation.”
Earlier in his address, the National President of Egume -Ome Descendants Union, (EODU) Mr. Sunday Maji commented Hon. Paul Gowon Haruna (IJN) for using his Constituency Project fund to give the Palace of the Onu Egume a befitting residential facility
“We regard this intervention as a practical demonstration of responsive and impactful representation.”
“Iam optimistic that this gesture will further strengthen the relationship between our community and our representatives and encourage more development-oriented interventions in Egume Ome and the wider Okura District.”
