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From, Sani Gazas Chinade Damaturu
At the flag-off ceremony for the reconstruction of the 77-kilometre Damaturu–Buni Yadi–Magza road project by the North East Development Commission (NEDC) in Kasaisa village, His Excellency, Governor Mai Mala Buni once again exemplified the humility and down-to-earth disposition that have come to define his leadership as a true Talakawa governor.
The event drew a large turnout of women, children, and residents from Kasaisa and neighbouring communities, creating an atmosphere of excitement and appreciation.
Beyond the significance of the road project—which is set to boost connectivity, commerce, and socio-economic activities across Yobe and Borno States—the occasion offered a powerful glimpse into Governor Buni’s people-centered leadership style.
In a setting where strict protocol often creates a visible gap between leaders and the grassroots, Governor Buni deliberately bridged that divide. Rather than remaining confined to ceremonial formalities, he stepped forward to mingle freely with villagers—especially women and children—exchanging warm greetings, smiles, and pleasantries as they cheered enthusiastically.
His gesture resonated deeply with the crowd. It was a simple yet profound demonstration of accessibility, empathy, and genuine connection—qualities that continue to endear him to the people of Yobe State.
For Governor Buni, leadership goes beyond the privileges and trappings of office. It is rooted in service, humility, and sustained human connection. His conduct at the flag-off ceremony reinforced his image as an approachable and compassionate leader who remains attentive to the people, regardless of the responsibilities of his office.
This consistent display of humility—both in public engagements and private interactions—remains a defining hallmark of Governor Buni’s administration and a key reason why he continues to command trust, loyalty, and admiration across Yobe State.
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