In Sokoto State, Nigeria, BUA Cement has initiated a Sustainable Livelihood Restoration Programme that aims to assist farmers who have been displaced due to the company's expansion activities. This program has begun with the distribution of agricultural inputs to 300 farmers from host communities near the company's operations in Wamakko Local Government Area. The initiative is designed to not only support these farmers but is also expected to have a positive impact on about 1,500 people across the affected communities.

During the distribution of materials, the Chairman of Wamakko Local Government, Umar Mohammed, expressed his gratitude to BUA Cement for their ongoing support. He emphasized the importance of the support provided, encouraging farmers to effectively utilize the agricultural inputs to meet the program's goals. The chairman believes this intervention will significantly boost local farming activities and enhance food production, thereby improving the livelihoods of the community.

The Managing Director of BUA Cement highlighted the company's commitment to corporate social responsibility through such initiatives. By addressing the needs of the displaced farmers and facilitating their return to agricultural productivity, BUA Cement is playing a role in sustaining the local economy. This program is a demonstration of the potential for businesses to have a positive impact on their host communities, especially in times of social and economic disruption.