By Blessing Otobong-Gabriel
The AMAC Chairman, Christopher Zakka Maikalangu, has pledged to construct a standard healthcare center for Angwan Hausawa Community, as part of his administration’s efforts to upgrade the primary healthcare system in Abuja Municipal Area Council.
Maikalangu said, “This move aims to alleviate the sufferings of the common man at the grassroots, a key part of his campaign manifesto.
The Chairman disclosed this when he embarked on a tour of communities in Abuja Municipal Area Council.
During the tour, the Chairman visited various sites, including: newly constructed solar-powered boreholes, Upgraded roads, Installed transformers
He also announced plans to construct a standard healthcare center for Angwan Hausawa Community, aligning with his administration’s focus on upgrading primary healthcare.
The Chairman’s commitment to community development and healthcare underscores his dedication to improving lives in Abuja Municipal Area Council.
He said, by prioritizing healthcare and community development, the AMAC Chairman aims to make a positive impact on the lives of residents in Angwan Hausawa Community and beyond.
At Kugbo community, Maikalangu inspected the completed 1.5km asphalt road road project with drainages, inspected the ongoing 600 metres road with drainages in Angwan Hausawa and another 600 meters road project in Federal Housing Authority (FHA), inspected 800 metres road project, alongside a solar-powered borehole, inspected completed road projects at Jikwoyi Phase 1, 2, 3, with solar streetlights.
He however expressed dissatisfaction with the quality of road project at Jikwoyi Phase 2 as part of the road was already deteriorating just few months after its completion.
He instructed the contractor handling the project to return to the site and ensure the error is rectified.
Maikalangu also inspected other projects like completed 2.5km road project at Kpeyegyi Phase 2 and another completed road project at Arab Junction in Orozo
At Karshi, Maikalangu inspected an ongoing 650 metres Hakimi road project, which connects residents to the Chief Palace, Galadima house and the market, with the drainages already completed just within two weeks of the commencement of the project, inspected a completed 33kva rural completed rural electrification project at Cheta Community, under Karshi ward.
Expressing satisfaction and gratitude to the Executive Chairman of AMAC residents of Cheta said, the community has been without power supply for over decades of its existence until Maikalangu came to their rescue.
