Abdullahi Sani Suleiman
Over 1,000 Students have benefitted from Aliyu Madaki Gini Scholarship Programme who is the Member representing Dala Federal Constituency at the Federal Legislature and equally it’s Deputy Minority Leader,
The program, was aimed at enhancing the capacity of health sector and improving other professions in which an estimate of over N51 million. was set aside for the scheme
Speaking at the flag-off held at Down Waterfall Event Centre Sharada Quarters, Kano, Legislator Aliyu Madakin Gini, emphasized the importance of education towards societal development and advised beneficiaries to develop keen interest in the course of the program with a view to attaining set goals and objectives
During the program, uniforms, writing , and working materials and other items were distributed to students and schools in order to create a conducive atmosphere for teaching and learning so as to ensure the ends justify the means. The scholarship program covers primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions.
In his remarks, District Head of Dala Local Government, Alh. Abdullahi Lamido Sunusi, expressed gratitude to the donor for his unwavering support and commitments towards the development of Dala Local Government. Similarly malam Hamisu Aliyu Umar who spoke on behalf of the community leaders thanked the committee for their unbiased selection process and lawmaker Aliyu Madakin Gini for sponsoring their children to study fully.
Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries Firdausi Nuhu from Gobirawa ward and a student from Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology Wudil expressed gratitude to the benefactor over his visionary ideals likewise the scholarship committee for their objectivity in selecting the beneficiaries
They however prayed to God to shield the House Member against his seen and unseen enemies
The occasion was graced by notable dignitaries, including District Heads, Ward Heads, Chief Imams, Community Leaders, Students’ Unions, and Heads of Federal Government Parastatals from the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health.
