By Palang Paul
KISHISHO, KADUNA STATE — The people of Kishisho Irigwe Community in Kamaru Ward, Kauru Local Government Area of Kaduna State, have expressed profound appreciation to their federal lawmaker, Hon. Muktar Zakari, for completing the second phase of the community’s Solar Water Project,the installation of a motorized solar-powered borehole tank.
The project, described as a lifeline for the community, aims to enhance access to clean and safe drinking water, improve sanitation, and promote better health and sustainable living for residents.
Speaking on behalf of the community, Comrade Daniel Sunday Dodo, President of Kishisho Youth for Change, praised Hon. Zakari’s unwavering dedication to the welfare of his constituents and his continued efforts to bring meaningful development to rural communities.
“Access to clean water is essential for health, sanitation, and the overall development of our community. This project benefits not only the current generation but also lays the foundation for the future,” Dodo stated. “Your commitment to addressing the pressing needs of your people does not go unnoticed. We are sincerely grateful for your continued support.”
Residents say the project marks a major milestone in the community’s history, reducing the daily struggle for safe water and improving overall living standards.
As the community anticipates the commencement of the third and final phase of the Solar Water Project, Dodo conveyed heartfelt gratitude to Hon. Zakari, describing him as “a true representative of the people whose impact continues to transform lives at the grassroots.”
The Solar Water Project is part of the lawmaker’s broader effort to ensure equitable access to basic amenities across Kauru Federal Constituency.
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