A member of the House of Representatives for Darazo-Ganjuwa Federal Constituency in Bauchi, Mansur Manu Soro, has said it was too early to extensively discuss the 2027 ambitions and agitations.
The federal lawmaker made this statement on Thursday, during an interaction with a group of journalists in Bauchi.
He insisted on being committed to ending his tenure and achieving set goals.
“For now I am more concerned with completing my tenure and achieving the target of passing my legislative bills, and operationalizing the University I facilitated for my people in Soro,” he said.
He added, “I am focused on providing my legacy schools and clinics with sustainable means of income in order to sustain their operations beyond my stay in office.
“My major concern now is how to improve the quality of human lives in my constituency in terms of quality education, healthcare services delivery and improved agriculture.”
He emphasized that the people of Darazo-Ganjuwa Federal Constituency deserve improved and impactful representation, noting that they have been neglected in the past due to inadequate representation.
“Since I was elected to represent the Constituency, I have ensured that I stayed close to the people to know what they need. So far, I have done my best and the people are happy, you can go round to see for yourselves.”
He highlighted that, during his role as a federal lawmaker, he is complementing the efforts of the state government under Governor Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed to enhance the living standards of the people in the state.
The Rep member revealed that he has been able to sponsor 10 out of the 87 prioritised constitutional bills for public hearings organised by the House.
He explained that the bills are designed to promote good governance and a people-centered democracy, with a strong emphasis on the well being and welfare of Nigerians across all levels.
The federal lawmaker assured his supporters and all the people of Darazo-Ganjuwa Federal Constituency that for as long as he remains in politics, his priority will continue to be providing effective and impactful representation.
He called on the people of his Darazo-Ganjuwa Federal Constituency to turn out in large numbers for the constitutional amendment public hearing so they can actively contribute and make their voices heard in shaping the new constitution.
