An appeal to Mubi-Sabon Dale youths

I use this medium to call on the youths of Mubi Sabon Dale, which comprises Mubi-North, Mubi-South and Maiha local government areas of Adamawa State, to give Governor Bindow Umaru Jibrilla the necessary support and cooperation he needs to succeed in the task of governance because he is a son of the area who was […]

An appeal to Mubi-Sabon Dale youths
An appeal to Mubi-Sabon Dale youths

I use this medium to call on the youths of Mubi Sabon Dale, which comprises Mubi-North, Mubi-South and Maiha local government areas of Adamawa State, to give Governor Bindow Umaru Jibrilla the necessary support and cooperation he needs to succeed in the task of governance because he is a son of the area who was given the mandate by the generality of the people of the state.
The youths of Mubi-Sabon Dale should realise that the success of the governor is also their success just like his failure. Jibrilla is now the symbol of the area and as such, it is imperative for the youths to rally round to give him maximum support to deliver the goods for the overall interest of the state.
I call on all the youths, especially politicians, civil servants, businessmen and women, who hail from the three local government areas to put aside all their differences be it religious, ethnic, or political, to unite by offering constructive criticisms in to help the governor revamp the battered image of the state. That will attract the support of youths from the other local government areas of the state.
We have to lead and others will follow. Governance is a
collective responsibility, as such, it therefore behooves on the youths to support the administration in different ways. This will contribute a lot in achieving the desired results.
The youths of Mubi-Sabon Dale should serve as good ambassadors where ever they may be either in the civil service, business or politics, so that in the future the entire Adamawa people would say that Mubi-Sabon Dale has produced the best governor for the state. The people from the areas that made up Mubi-Sabon Dale can walk with their shoulders held high and be proud of producing the governor who touched the lives of the people of the state by delivering the dividends of democracy to them.
We don’t have to hold any appointed office to do something, but there are several ways that we can contribute positively. Our attitudes, dreams and utterances should be tailored in such way that will make the state progress rather than retrogressive. As such, the people of Mubi-Sabon Dale should lead the way by supporting the administration of one of their own, so that he can fulfill his campaign promises to the people.       
Charity begins at home. It is quite imperative for the people of Mubi-Sabon Dale to make meaningful contribution(s) for the development of the state that was relegated to the background, especially with their son at the helm of affairs. This is a rare
opportunity that the three local government areas have to produce a governor who is young, vibrant and anxious to develop the state. Therefore, all hands must be on deck to support him.
Joshua Mbula Silas, Muttawakin Bah, Jimeta-Yola