In what can be best described as a giant step in making the dream of converting the Modibbo Adama University of Technology Yola (MAUTECH) to a conventional university, the Senator representing Adamawa Central Senatorial Zone Sen. Aishatu Dahiru Ahmed Binani led a powerful delegation on a visit to the Senate President Sen. Ahmed Lawan in his office.

Binani who is an APC Senator brushed aside party differences to visit the Senate President together with the other two senators from Adamawa who are PDP members, Sen. Binos Yaroe (Adamawa South) and Sen. Elisha Ishaku Abbo (Adamawa North) as well as the Vice-Chancellor of the Institution Prof. Liman Tukur.

The team from the university led by the V.C Prof. Liman Tukur firstly paid Senator Binani a courtesy visit in solidarity of her motion seeking to upgrade the institution to a conventional university.

Prof. Liman Tukur while speaking appreciated the only female senator from the north for moving such a gigantic and developmental motion labeling it as a people-oriented bill, where he promised her of the institutions' full support in all her endeavors.

Binani then led the delegation together with her colleagues Sen. Elisha Ishaku Abbot and Sen. Binos Yaroe to the office of the Senate President Sen. Ahmed Lawan where she intimated him on the purpose of the visit.

While promising to bring to the floor of the house people-oriented motions, Binani appealed to the Senate President to assist in making the motion see the light of the day.

Meanwhile, in his response, the Senate President Sen. Ahmed Lawan assured the delegation of his unflinching support to ensure the success of the bill.

The Senate President described Binani as a Senator with a heart of Gold who has been working tirelessly in the interest of the masses.

Sen. Elisha Ishaku Abbo and Sen. Binos Yaroe, on the other hand, appreciated their colleague Sen. Binani for the motion and also the Senate President for his support towards the MAUTECH project while reiterating their commitment to work together for the actualization of the project.

By: Tabiyatiya Kingtabs Daniel

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