Kano State Governor Receives Donation of 120,000 Bags of Rice from Aliko Dangote Foundation

Kano State Governor Receives Donation of 120,000 Bags of Rice from Aliko Dangote Foundation

In a philanthropic gesture aimed at alleviating the plight of vulnerable residents in Kano, Alhaji Abbah Kabir Yusuf, the Governor of Kano State, graciously received a donation of 120,000 bags of 10kg rice from the Aliko Dangote Foundation.

The announcement was made via Governor Yusuf’s official X microblog account, where he expressed heartfelt gratitude to Alhaji Aliko Dangote, the renowned philanthropist and Chairman of the Dangote Group, for his unwavering support in times of need.

Kano State Governor Receives Donation of 120,000 Bags of Rice from Aliko Dangote Foundation

The distribution of these essential provisions is set to bring relief to thousands of families facing economic hardships in Kano State.

Alhaji Aliko Dangote himself was present at the event, underscoring his commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of the people of Kano.

This contribution underscores the importance of public-private partnerships in addressing socio-economic challenges and highlights the leadership of both Governor Abbah Kabir Yusuf and Alhaji Aliko Dangote in fostering unity and compassion within Kano communities.

Meanwhile, Governor Abbah Kabir Yusuf, yesterday, visited one of the Ramadan feeding centres in Kano Municipal Local Government of Kano State. He disclosed this on his X account.

The details of the visit read in full, “This evening, I visited Gidan Maza, one of the Ramadan feeding centres in Kano Municipal Local Government. The result I met during the impromptu visit was disappointing and disheartening, despite allocating ample foodstuff and resources for each centre. I’ve already directed a comprehensive probe, and I demand an immediate change in the conduct of the program.”


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