The Acting Managing Director of kano line, Alhaji Saidu Abdullahi Shuaibu has disclosed plans by the Transport company to enter into public private partnership – PPP to improve its fleet of vehicles.
Alhaji Saidu Abdullahi who is also the Chairman of the State government committee on the Revival of kano line disclosed this when members of the committee and the Directors paid a fact finding visit to kano State Investment and properties limited KSIP.
The Acting Managing Director Said kano line at present lacks functional Commercial vehicles for transportation as well as modern Terminus within which to operate.
He Said since the establishment of the company thirty five years ago it has been lagging behind its sister mass Transit companies across the country.
Alhaji Saidu Abdullahi Shuaibu therefore reiterated the resolve of the Revival committee to look into ways of reviving the glory of Kano Line and put it on a sound footing to enable it become an investment hub for the government and people of the state.
The Acting Managing Director pointed out that due to lack of enough resources government would no longer finance all the activities of the company, hence the need to explore other means of investment for it to survive.
Responding, the Managing Director of Kano state Investment and properties limited, Alhaji Auwalu Muktari Bichi assured of his readiness to give every support and co-operation to enable Kano Line Revival committee to succeed in its assignment.
He commended the Acting Managing Director of the company and other committee members for their dedication towards effective discharge of their assignment.
Signed by Abubakar Ibrahim Sharada Public Relations Officer Kano Line.
Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje OFR National Chairman of the APC
By Umar Idris Shuaibu
On August 3, 2023, Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje OFR of Kano State was appointed as the National Chairman of the All-Progressives Congress (APC), succeeding Abdullahi Adamu.
This appointment marked the beginning of a new chapter in the party’s political journey, as Ganduje took charge at a time when the APC was looking for how to strengthen its internal structure and unify its members. Dr. Ganduje’s experience in grassroots politics may have made him an ideal choice for the party’s number one seat.
Since taking offer as APC National Chairman, Ganduje has been instrumental to the many success recorded by thy ruling party. In guiding the party toward a more unified and productive future, the APC’s performance has been greatly influenced by his leadership quality.
With tenacity and enthusiasm, Ganduje has embraced the duties of his new role as APC National Chairman. Bringing the party together and strengthening its structures at the grassroots and national levels were his main priorities.
He started by taking significant steps to guarantee the proper functioning of the APC’s internal procedures, which had previously been tainted by disputes and confrontations amongst party sections.
The high point of Ganduje’s leadership has been his strong desire to establish a Think Tank for research and training of party members. This is a rare feat and unprecedented. The setting up of The Progressive Institute, TPI, an intellectual resource center of the ruling party has been adjudged as the best legacy a real progressive leader can deliver to his people which Dr. Ganduje has given priority to since 2024.
In relations to this, the party’s chairman okays the proposed national conference on skills acquisition and youth empowerment, developed by the management of TPI, in his recent visit to the office in Abuja.
The ruling party did not only operate in a transparent and inclusive atmosphere where all party members have a chance to speak their opinions and advance the APC but also a movement that has attracted more decampees from other parties.
Everyone can testify his unwavering effort of introducing new members, where four Labour Party (LP) Representatives from the green chamber joined APC, so also from People Democratic Party (PDP) respectively.
Aside, the party has focused on strengthening its state chapters, ensuring that every region of Nigeria has an active and organized APC structure.
Dr. Ganduje has been instrumental in ensuring that the party operates efficiently at all levels, from the national hierarchy down to local chapters. This has involved engaging with party leaders across the country, ensuring that the APC remains responsive to the needs of its members and the electorate at large.
The APC National Convention, which was successfully organized in November 2023, was a significant highlight of Ganduje’s leadership. The convention, which brought together thousands of delegates from all over Nigeria, party officials, and other stakeholders, was a pivotal event for the party. It was held in Abuja. APC members used the convention as a forum to choose new leaders, talk about the same direction of the party’s policies, and restate the party’s dedication to the Nigerian people.
A tribute to Ganduje’s organizational prowess and capacity to handle the intricacies of such a major event, the convention ran smoothly and flawlessly. His leadership was further cemented at that time, proving that he could bring the party together and guide the APC through a time of change.
In addition to internal elections, the convention under Ganduje’s direction demonstrated the party’s democratic procedures, openness, and dedication to party unity.
Ganduje has put up a lot of effort to resolve these problems, stressing the value of communication and compromise.
Several long-standing disputes inside the party have been resolved as a result of his efforts.
By motivating party members to concentrate on shared objectives rather than personal aspirations, Ganduje’s leadership has played a significant role in mending divisions across groups. As a result, there is now greater harmony within the party, which allows the APC to show unity.
Furthermore, Ganduje has remained focused on promoting the APC’s ideology and advancing its manifesto. The APC’s agenda, which emphasizes economic growth, infrastructure development, security, and social welfare, has been a central theme of Ganduje’s leadership. He has consistently advocated for policies that promote good governance, job creation, and poverty reduction, ensuring that the party’s promises to Nigerians are fulfilled.
As APC National Chairman, Dr. Ganduje has collaborated extensively with state and national leaders to guarantee the successful execution of the party’s programs. His pragmatic style to government, which emphasizes the necessity of efficient service delivery and accountability, has been a defining feature of his administration.
In addition, the gentleman has initiated a move to de-marginalize Igbos to place them in the limelight of national politics. He assured them that the party had decided to break the vicious cycle of marginalization.
Additionally, Ganduje has tried to make sure the party continues to be receptive to the issues that the Nigerian people are concerned about, especially when it comes to infrastructural development, healthcare and education.
Apart from fortifying the party’s internal framework, Ganduje has played a crucial role in broadening the APC’s support. People who are dedicated to the APC’s principles and future vision for Nigeria have joined under his leadership, even though they come from a wide range of political backgrounds.
Through his outreach initiatives, Ganduje has been able to increase the party’s presence in previously underserved areas, making it a more inclusive and diverse political force.
In a short span, Ganduje has showcased exceptional leadership, deft political maneuvering, and an unyielding commitment to consolidating the APC’s dominance.
Under Ganduje’s leadership, the APC has recorded a string of impressive victories. The five off-cycle elections conducted by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Bayelsa, Imo, Kogi, Edo, and Ondo states tested the party’s strength and strategy.
Remarkably, the APC emerged victorious in four of these contests, reinforcing its status as a dominant national party.
To digress slightly at this juncture, APC candidate in Ondo state gubernatorial election, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, delivered a landslide victory. He secured 366,781 votes, decisively defeating Ajayi Agboola of the PDP, who managed only 117,845 votes. Aiyedatiwa’s win cemented the APC’s stronghold in the state.
The situation is similar in Edo despite initial predictions favoring the PDP, the APC candidate, Monday Okpebholo, defied the odds. He triumphed over Asue Ighodalo of the PDP, challenging the influence of Governor Godwin Obaseki and marking a significant victory in a traditionally PDP-leaning state.
Likewise, in Kogi state APC continued its winning streak with Governor Usman Ododo securing an overwhelming 446,237 votes. He left his closest rival, Murtala Yakubu of the SDP, far behind with 259,052 votes, while Senator Dino Melaye of the PDP lagged with just 46,362 votes.
Additionally, in Imo state Governor Hope Uzodinma of the APC swept all 27 local government areas. He garnered an impressive 540,308 votes, leaving PDP’s Samuel Anyanwu and Labour Party’s Athan Achonu trailing with 71,503 and 64,081 votes, respectively.
This is a clear indication that APC’s influence has grown significantly as a result of Ganduje’s attempts to forge connections with different political parties, ethnic and interest groups. His capacity to interact with many groups, hear their issues, and integrate their interests into the party’s program has helped the APC’s base of support expand.
The APC is now more powerful and well-known in Nigerian politics as a result of his emphasis on unity, transparency, and responsible leadership.
As APC National Chairman, Ganduje has not only restored the party’s internal conflict but also ensured that the APC is prepared to pursue its goals in the future.
In summary, the APC has undergone a sea change since Ganduje was appointed as its national chairman. The APC has been able to fortify its structures and settle internal disputes under his leadership. An essential player in Nigerian politics, Ganduje’s leadership style is marked by pragmatism, inclusion, and a dedication to effective governance.
His accomplishments as National Chairman bear witness to his foresight, commitment, and capacity to guide the APC to unprecedented heights.
Umar Idris Shuaibu writes from Kano and can be contacted via shuaibuumaridris@gmail.com, 08066616097
The Committee set up by the Kano State Government on the Revival of Kano Line has embarked on the fact finding tour of Motor Parks in Kano Metropolis.
The Acting Managing Director of the Company who is also the Chairman of the Committee, Alh Sa’idu Abdullahi Shu’aibu disclosed this shortly after he led other members of the committee on a visit to Kofar Ruwa, Kurna and Rijiyar Zaki Motor Parks.
Alh Abdullahi Shu’aibu who expressed concern on the lack of basic facilities for the Kano Line staff to operate in the motor parks visited assured that the Committee would liaise with other business partners for proper solution.
The Acting Managing Director expressed dismay on lack of toilets and office accommodation for Kano Line staff as well as filthy environment under which they operate.
He therefore assured that the Committee would continue to work day and night for the revival of the transportation company as desired by Governor Alh Abba Kabir Yusuf.
He therefore appealed to Kano Line staff to continue to cooperate with the committee to enable it to discharge its duties successfully.
Alh Sa’idu Abdullahi Shu’aibu and other members of the Committee as well as Directors have also visited the residence of late Managing Director of Remasab, Alh Amadu Haruna Zago to condolence with the families on the death of the renowned Politician.
Signed by Abubakar Ibrahim Sharada, PRO, Kano Line.
The National Automobile Technicians Association (NATA), Gezawa Branch, has reaffirmed its commitment to creating employment opportunities for youths in the area
The Chairman of the association, Mallam Usman Hodiyo, made this known during a courtesy visit to the Chairman of Gezawa Local Government, Alhaji Mukaddas Bala Jogana.
Mallam Usman Hodiyo emphasized the importance of vocational skills in empowering youths and reducing unemployment. He urged the local government to support their initiative by providing young people who would be trained in mechanical and technical skills.
On his part,the chairman of Gezawa local Government Alhaji Mukaddas Bala Jogana highlighted the ongoing development projects in Gezawa, including the construction of hospitals, roads, and school renovations.he assured the association of the government’s commitment to supporting youth empowerment programs and encouraged them to continue their efforts.
the local government chairmanthen. pledged to provide a permanent office for the mechanics’ association and to select twenty-two youths from different wards for vocational training.
Alhaji Mukaddas commended NATO for their dedication to reducing youth unemployment and urged them to continue their good work in the community.
Jamilu Mustapha Yakasa is the Zonal information officer GEZAWA Zone
The Committee set up by the Kano State Government on the Revival of Kano Line has embarked on the fact finding tour of Motor Parks in Kano Metropolis.
The Acting Managing Director of the Company who is also the Chairman of the Committee, Alh Sa’idu Abdullahi Shu’aibu disclosed this shortly after he led other members of the committee on a visit to Kofar Ruwa, Kurna and Rijiyar Zaki Motor Parks.
Alh Abdullahi Shu’aibu who expressed concern on the lack of basic facilities for the Kano Line staff to operate in the motor parks visited assured that the Committee would liaise with other business partners for proper solution.
The Acting Managing Director expressed dismay on lack of toilets and office accommodation for Kano Line staff as well as filthy environment under which they operate.
He therefore assured that the Committee would continue to work day and night for the revival of the transportation company as desired by Governor Alh Abba Kabir Yusuf.
He therefore appealed to Kano Line staff to continue to cooperate with the committee to enable it to discharge its duties successfully.
Alh Sa’idu Abdullahi Shu’aibu and other members of the Committee as well as Directors have also visited the residence of late Managing Director of Remasab, Alh Amadu Haruna Zago to condolence with the families on the death of the renowned Politician.
Up till today the United States of America is still the global leader. The global leadership has been considered by the experts as that nation should have more military, economic and political power than any other nation in the world. Britain was once a global leader twice for fifty years (50—50). But Spain, Greece, France and Portugal was for fifty years each as global economic, political and military mighty.
But America has been the global leader since 1948 after the end of the second world War (II). Since then the United States of America has had more political, economic and social influence than any other nation in the world. According to Professor George Friedman “USA has 26% of global GDP”. And they have more military power and political say than any other country.
The current American leadership under the newly elected Mr. Donald Trump seems to be bringing new political, economic and social development in the world. Hence, this writing understand that Nigeria can benefit tremendously from his political, economic and social policies.
1. Renewable Energy Investments:
The current administration of America is expected to promote renewable energy, which could benefit Nigeria’s efforts to diversify its energy sector. However, under Trump’s presidency, Nigeria’s oil exports might benefit from his pro-fossil fuel stance, but this could be outweighed by his focus on U.S. energy independence, reducing demand for Nigerian oil.
2. Trade and Investment:
Trump’s protectionism policies might lead to higher tariffs and trade barriers, affecting Nigeria’s exports to the U.S. However, Nigeria remains the second-largest U.S. export destination in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a trade deficit of $177 million for the U.S. This presents opportunities for Nigeria to negotiate better trade terms. Technology and Digital Infrastructure: Trump’s policies might not be as supportive of foreign investments in tech and digital infrastructure. However, this potential administration could promote investments in these areas, benefiting Nigeria’s growing technology ecosystem, science, technology and innovation.
3. Immigration Policies:
Trump’s restrictive immigration policies might affect Nigerians living in the U.S. or seeking to migrate. However, a more liberal immigration policy under a different administration could benefit Nigeria’s diaspora community. It has been estimated that there are about 500 thousand Nigerians in the United States of America.
4. Security Cooperation:
Trump’s focus on counter-terrorism and security cooperation could benefit Nigeria’s efforts to combat Boko Haram, banditry and other security challenges for the benefits of Nigeria’s economy, social and political democracy’s continuation.
Keep in mind that these potential benefits are speculative and depend on various factors, including the specific policies implemented and the responses of other nations of the world.
Conclusively, not only Nigeria, other Global South-South Nations may likely benefit from President Trump’s political, economic and social policies. Can this writing say that with President Donald Trump heading policies that contradict the current global direction on globalization policy; should we say that globalization policy is dead? Or is the current crisis on globalization policy negotiative in the world? Or on the other means; can we say “Beijing Consensus of 2004 is on the way for implementation in the world? President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his team must be on alert and identify the right direction the world is heading as soon as possible (ASAP).
Dr. Abbati Bako, global political and economic analyst, IPRC, Nigeria and Treasurer Kano Chamber of Commerce and can be reached abbatibako@gmail.com +2349077889959
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of Nigeria claims that his country “will go bankrupt without oil subsidy removal”. The Nigerian leader said this at the World Economic Forum (WEF) taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Fuel subsidy removal has created economic precarity in Nigeria and Mr. President sacrificed his political popularity for the fact that the removal of subsidies has not solved the availability of the product and badly and negatively affected the economy of each and every citizen in the country. Hence, Nigeria’s economy is in intensive care unit (ICU). Not every leader in the world can sacrifice his political popularity for economic prosperity of his country. Former President Muhammad Buhari has been an excellent example for avoiding the issue of complete oil subsidy removal of which the decision will tamper with his political popularity as a leader.
Nigeria being among the South South Nations of the world has been considered as an economic emerging nation or less advanced economic country (not even among the 30, 20 or even G7 global economies). Nigeria is among the top 100 poorer nations. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s comment on Nigeria to become bankrupt if oil subsidy removal has not been removed is a fact and in the right direction. This is in consideration for the fact that WB/IMF conditions on ten prescriptions must be implemented. Many emerging nations of the world implemented and they succeeded. Others like Saudi Arabia, Kenya, South Africa and other South-South nations are on the way.
*Analysis of the situation
Sincerely, if one considered United Nations Human Development Index 2022, “Nigeria, Africa’s biggest economy, is ranked 163rd in the United Nations (UN) Human Development Index (HDI) for the second consecutive year, a new report by the UN Development Programme (UNDP) shows on 8th Sep 2022”.
Therefore, Nigeria must wake up and become an industrial nation not a consumer nation. Nigeria like other African nations; economic reforms like privatization, care of intellectual property, removal of subsidies and other conditions must be implemented. Are there any other ways and means to reform the economy? No there is none because the world is in an “American Centric” for global economic direction and development.
Life expectancy in Nigeria is 52.7 years and economically speaking Nigeria is becoming among the poorest countries in the world despite our huge population and resources as well as 64 years of independence and an unbreakable democracy for the past 25 years.
But in the year 2018 Nigeria was ranked 132 among the 191 nations even our sister nation Niger Republic was ranked in the position of 130 ahead of Nigeria. The reason why President Bola Ahmed Tinubu agreed that Nigeria will be bankrupted if oil subsidy removal has not been implemented. But below are the list of Nigeria’s deficiencies that truncated the nation development——-
1. Nigeria’s Economy seems to be meager to take care of the responsibility of 227m population, Egypt, South Africa and other economic emerging nations of Africa have more money to spend in their annual budgets three times higher than Nigeria—
2. Corruption is Nigeria’s number one enemy seriousness to tackle the problem must be taken ASAP—–
3. Crude type and unbearable kind of capitalism is under implementation in Nigeria the issue has to be reviewed—–
4. Poor and substandard leadership has been under implementation in Nigeria since independence in 1960—–
5. Nigeria is a debtor and beggar nation and measures must be taken ASAP—–
6. The current debts both internal and external has been about $100b or there about and Nigeria’s foreign reserve has been about $40b or so—–
7. Between 60 to 70% of Nigeria’s population has been unproductive or under production and utilization—-
8. Policies that has been under implementation are outdated or not going together with the current global modernism and direction—–
9. The current global economic direction has been under the modernism of Globalization Policy; education based on science, technology and innovations; China with about 6500 Universities but converted 10% of them to science, technology and innovations for rapid development and economic development–
10. Nigeria is not on the same page and direction with other emerging nations such as India, China, Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Malaysia, UAE, Mexico, South Korea, Kenya, Iran or even Rwanda—
11. Research conducted in UK in 2007 indicates that 80% of Nigerian economy belongs to 1% and 20% belongs to 99% of the country’s population—
12. Dependency on oil for economic foreign earnings and that of dependency on foreign goods; Nigeria is a consumer nation and that’s what is hindering the country to achieve economic growth—
13. Nigeria never have serialized strategic planning based on calendar time frame; European nations have about 30,000 of serialized strategic planning based on calendar timeframe for implementation in the years to come—
14. Outdated judicial system has been in implementation in Nigeria; in the coming year of 2030 robotics system will change the global judicial system—
15. Poor and substandard education of which the world had abandoned decades ago are still exist in Nigerian education system—–
16. Employment and political appointment has been based on who you know but not based on competence, meritorious and standard experience—–
17. Nigerians are lacking in patriotism, respect for leaders, discipline and law abiding—–
18. Political conflicts and elections rigging at the time elections has been in practice in Nigeria and 57 key elements and principles of the game has been not known to majority of politicians—–
19. Security challenges must be tackled ASAP otherwise, development will be like a mirage in Nigeria—–
20. Stagflation must be tackled ASAP—–
21. Lacking in electricity energy for economic development in the country must be tackled—–
22. Lack of infrastructure especially railroads transportation system that will hasten the development and control of inflation in the country—–
23. Solve the problems of landlocked states and areas especially in Northern Nigeria also the issue of environmental degradation and the oils emissions—–
24. Solve the problems of poor and substandard leadership at all levels; meaning right from presidency down to councilor levels—–
25. Mentoring and grooming the younger ones from primary school and secondary levels on fighting corruption, instilled patriotism, respect for leaders, discipline, sincerity, accountability, respect for parents and elders etc. That’s what South Korea did after WW11. And their achievements in political, economic and social development have been positive, historic, amazing and wonderful in the history of the world. Hence, the country S/Korea is among the top 20 economic nations in the world.
Conclusively——-
Otherwise, if all the above measures have not been taken and implemented there will never be development in Nigeria of which if considered and implemented African nations and other South-South nations will copy Nigeria for the development of their nations. With the hope this writing will reach out to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his team for “RENEWED HOPE”. The Nigerian leaders must try to educate and enlighten Nigerians on any important issues especially global political and economic interplay and direction.
Abbati Bako,psc,bsis,Kent-alumni,UK and Researcher in International Politics @Skyline University, Kano email–abbatibako@gmail.com +2349077889959
The Wazobia Conflict Resolution and Peace Advocacy Initiative (WACORPAI) has appointed Majidadin Sarkin Shanun Kano, Ambassador Comrade Isma’ila Anmai Maizare as its new Director in charge of NGO Affairs.
The appointment was formalized in a letter signed by Rt. Comrade Ambassador Garba Suleiman Marafa, National President and Convener of WACORPAI.
“His dedication and expertise will undoubtedly contribute to the advancement of our mission to promote peace, conflict resolution, and advocacy.” Comrd. Amb. Marafa
In the letter, Amb. Marafa highlighted Comrade Maizare’s exceptional track record of achievements, selfless service to humanity, and professional competence as key factors in his selection. He also commended Comrade Maizare’s significant contributions to social, economic, religious, and political development at both national and international levels.
Amb. Marafa expressed confidence that Comrade Isma’il Ammai Maizare vast experience, exemplary leadership qualities, and extensive knowledge will play a pivotal role in elevating WACORPAI’s profile, earning it greater recognition both nationally and internationally.
“We are confident that Comrade Mai zare’s appointment will bring renewed energy and vision to our organization,” said Amb. Marafa. “His dedication and expertise will undoubtedly contribute to the advancement of our mission to promote peace, conflict resolution, and advocacy.”
The National President on behalf of WACORPAI therefore extends its heartfelt congratulations to Comrade Mai zare and looks forward to his unwavering support in driving the association’s goals and objectives.
The Wazobia Conflict Resolution and Peace Advocacy Initiative (WACORPAI) is a leading non-governmental organization dedicated to fostering peace, conflict resolution, and sustainable development across Nigeria and beyond. Through advocacy, education, and community engagement, WACORPAI strives to create a more harmonious and prosperous society.
The Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya, has called on the Kano State Council of Friday Mosque Imams to support efforts aimed at fostering moral discipline and mutual respect among citizens.
Speaking during a meeting with the Council, Comrade Waiya emphasized the crucial role of religious leaders in shaping societal values through knowledge and moral guidance.
He stressed that the meeting was necessary to seek their collaboration in promoting a well-disciplined and morally upright society.
Expressing concern over declining moral standards, the Commissioner lamented how some individuals misuse the media to disrespect esteemed personalities under the guise of democracy and freedom of speech.
He noted that while democracy is an adopted system, it should be refined to align with the religious and cultural values of the people.
Comrade Waiya clarified that the government was not calling on the Imams for political engagement but rather to leverage their influence in sensitizing the public on good conduct, discipline, and respect for elders. He reaffirmed the government’s commitment to working with religious leaders to promote peace, good character, and an improved standard of living guided by Islamic principles.
In his response, the Chairman of the Council of Friday Mosque Imams in Kano State, Sheikh Nasir Muhammad Adam, commended the Commissioner for recognizing the importance of religious leaders in governance and social development.
He applauded the government’s efforts in fostering peace and encouraging responsible leadership among citizens.
Sheikh Nasir emphasized that Friday Mosque Imams are not politicians but serve as moral guardians to all. He assured the government of their unwavering support in advancing initiatives that uphold Islamic values, improve moral standards, and enhance the well-being of Kano State residents.
Sani Abba Yola Director Special Duties Kano State Ministry of Information and Internal Affairs 12/2/2025
The Babangida Charity Foundation has distributed non-interest revolving loans to the parents of orphans and petty traders at Romi Community in Dawakin Tofa Local Government on Sunday 9th February 2025. The aim of the program is to empower the mothers of orphans for them to carter for their orphans. While the loan for the petty traders was meant to improve their businesses. 10 women were given the loan of N30,000 each; while 8 traders received N50,000 each.
I his remarks, the Chairman Babangida Charity Foundation Board of Trustee, Malam Isa Adamu Abdullahi noted that since the establishment of the foundation it was able to execute some programs that had great impact of the people of Romi community. Distribution of non-interest loans was part of the Initiatives to support the orphans and traders. This was the fourth time the foundation was distributing loans to orphans and needys. He thanked the earlier beneficiaries of the loan that refunded the money as scheduled. He urged the new beneficiaries to use the money judiciously.
The Vice Chairman of the Foundation, Alhaji Muhammad Tukur Babangida mentioned that the foundation would continue to support the members of the community in different ways. He urged the beneficiaries to make good use of the money in order to improve their businesses. He informed the gathering that the foundation would launch more programs in the key sectors of education, healthcare and water supply.
Two of the beneficiaries in their separate responses, Malam Abdulhamid Muhammad and Aishatu Musa thanked the Babangida Charity Foundation for the efforts and promised to use the loans judiciously.
The event was attended by the Village Head of Romi, Malam Abubakar Ado Zubairu, Chief Imam , Malam Mustapha Musa and members of Babangida Charity Foundation.
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