Fulani future forum leads outreach to underserved Communities

By Shamsudeen Abubakar

The Fulani Future Forum Kebbi State (F3KB) has lead an outreach visit to several communities, Including Rigar Yole Mai Miya, Rugar Bada in Gwandu, and Rugar Sabiyal in Aliero local government area of Kebbi State. The initiative aimed to enlighten and educate the communities on issues that really matter to their lives.

The outreach which eventuated on Saturday, 2nd August 2025, aimed at educating and enlightening underserved communities to understand their purpose as individuals of Nigeria who elect leaders and who have rights for formal education.

During their visit, Muhammad Garba Sabiyel, the Vice President of F3KB expressed his concern over what the people of the Communities are facing.

He explained that the residents voiced out deep concerns about the lack of government support, attention, and essential services in their villages. While they participate actively in elections, voting for their leaders, they feel neglected by the authorities, and government.

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“These villages are still remote. They lack almost every aspect of a human necessity. The government has forgotten them. They lack reliable water sources, education, mosques, and hospitals that aid their welfare,” Muhammad lamented that they are vulnerable who even think they are not Nigerians or indigenes from Kebbi State.

He added: “Community leaders expressed uncertainty about any ongoing government aid. They have little to no information on support programs. They appealed for assistance and urgent need for their basic necessities, especially clean water,” he exclaimed, adding that a government official has promised to build a water resource which turns out to be a lie for years now.

In an exclusive interview with the Vice President, Muhammad Garba, he told The Lagos Voice that they had promised to amplify these villagers’ voices and provide them opportunities that will aid them.

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“I will make sure the government hears them and knows their situation. They are also our families, not only citizens from Nigeria but Kebbians.

Muhammad stressed that every society needs water for their basic survival. As a patriotic citizen, he believed that educating the people is the responsibility of everyone in Nigeria, and helping one another will make the country better.

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When asked about how he would reach out to the government to help these people, he stated that he would discuss that with the rest of his team to see what they can do about it.

“These people need to be guided. They need formal education like every other citizen of the country. In Sha Allah, we shall keep enlightening and educating these people on matters that really affect them,” Muhammad concluded.