Hon. Kareem Tajudeen Abisodun Were, the representative of ATISBO, Saki West, and Saki East at the Federal House of Representatives, sponsored two significant bills aimed at promoting economic growth and development in his constituency.
The first bill, the Nigerian Cashew Utilization Board (Establishment) Bill 2024, seeks to establish a regulatory body to promote the cashew industry, a major agricultural commodity in his constituency. The bill aims to enhance the value chain of cashew production, processing, and exportation, thereby generating employment opportunities and increasing revenue for farmers and the government.
The second bill, the Information Technology and Innovation Bill, is designed to promote the development and use of technology in various sectors, including education, healthcare, and entrepreneurship. The bill aims to bridge the digital divide, enhance digital literacy, and create opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship in the IT sector.
Both bills were presented on the floor of the House today and were greeted with widespread support from members across party lines. Hon. Were’s sponsorship of these bills demonstrates his commitment to the economic empowerment of his constituents and his dedication to promoting sustainable development in his constituency.
The passage of these bills is expected to have a significant impact on the lives of the people in ATISBO, Saki West, and Saki East, and will further cement Hon. Were’s reputation as a champion of economic growth and development.
