Rector Malam Aliyu Balarabe Inaugurates New Water Scheme in Celebration of 100 Days in Office
In a landmark achievement marking his first 100 days in office, Rector Malam Aliyu Balarabe of Federal Polytechnic has inaugurated a comprehensive new water scheme
Francisca Okoro 
In a landmark achievement marking his first 100 days in office, Rector Malam Aliyu Balarabe of Federal Polytechnic has inaugurated a comprehensive new water scheme. This initiative is set to benefit both the institution and the surrounding Rugar Waru community, addressing critical water needs and enhancing the quality of life for students and residents alike.
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The newly commissioned water scheme includes a substantial provision of 25,000 liters of clean water for the Rugar Waru community, ensuring residents have reliable access to this essential resource. On the main campus, the scheme allocates 18,000 liters of water to the female hostel, significantly improving living conditions for female students. Additionally, the College of Administration's student hostels will receive 20,000 liters, further enhancing the overall student experience and contributing to a healthier, more comfortable living environment.
During the commissioning ceremony, Rector Balarabe reaffirmed his commitment to fostering a strong relationship with the neighboring Rugar Waru community. He expressed heartfelt gratitude to His Excellency Governor Dr. Ahmad Aliyu Sokoto FCNA for supporting the implementation of this vital project. Rector Balarabe emphasized that this initiative underscores the polytechnic's dedication to improving infrastructure and promoting the well-being of both its students and the wider community. He highlighted that achieving significant milestones in his first 100 days in office is a testament to his administration's proactive and community-focused approach.
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The ceremony was attended by prominent figures, including the Deputy Rector for Academic and Administration, the Bursar, several directors, and representatives from the Rugar Waru community. Their presence underscored the importance of this project and the collective effort to enhance the quality of life within and around the polytechnic.
This water scheme marks a significant step forward in Rector Balarabe's vision for the polytechnic, reflecting a broader commitment to sustainable development and community engagement. The initiative not only addresses immediate water needs but also lays the groundwork for future projects aimed at further improving the institution's infrastructure and fostering a positive relationship with the local community.
