Malete District Holds Stakeholders Dialogue in Support of Moro Agenda.

*Malete District Holds Stakeholders Dialogue in Support of Moro Agenda*

The elders and stakeholders of Malete District in Moro Local Government Area convened a stakeholders’ dialogue aimed at strengthening unity and rallying support for the Moro agenda, with particular endorsement for Hon. Moshood Alaka.

Speaking at the gathering, Hon. Tunde Amao described Hon. Alaka as a unifier who remains accessible to all. He emphasized Alaka’s proven track record, noting that he is a people oriented individual with the capacity to deliver effective representation.

In his remarks, Hon. Nuru Alate, Chairman of Ajanaku Ward, expressed appreciation to all ward chairman presents and the stakeholders for embracing unity and prayed for prosperity across households. He firmly affirmed that Hon. Moshood Alaka is a true son of Ajanaku Ward, challenging anyone with contrary claims to come forward, assuring that such claims would be adequately addressed. He further appealed for sustained unity and continuous support for Hon. Alaka.

Other stakeholders at the meeting also echoed calls for unity, urging Hon. Alaka to uphold the confidence reposed in him and not to disappoint the people.

In his response, Hon. Moshood Alaka expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support and goodwill shown by the stakeholders. He pledged to represent the collective interest of the people if given the mandate and called for continued prayers and support to ensure success.

Hon. Zakariyah Abdulkareem highlight the achievements of hon. Moshood Alaka and urge him for continue good work to achieve bigger than this. This project is the key to new phase of Moro and the event was concluded.

*ALAKA MEDIA CREW*

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