Rep Member Gifts N5m To Woman Who Delivers Twins At Kebbi Empowerment Programme
From : Ayodele Ajoge, Birnin-Kebbi
A woman simply identified as Mallama delivered twin baby boys at an empowerment programme in Birnin Kebbi on Sunday at an empowerment programme organised by Governor Nasir Idris Wife, Zainab Nasare at the Haliru Abdul Stadium, Birnin-Kebbi.
Immediately, the announcement of the birth was made, the member, House of Representatives Suru/Bagudo Federal Constituency, Bello Dallatun Ka’oje, donated N5 million to the woman for their healthcare needs and naming ceremony of the twin baby.
The woman came to the event in search of succour, when all of sudden went into labour and delivered male twins. The mother and her babies were subsequently evacuated from the Stadium to the Hospital to undergo further medical care.
On the occasion, the Chairman of the Kebbi Pilgrims Welfare Agency Faruk Aliyu Yaro Enabo, donated one million wrappers to the association for distribution to its members to celebrate the Eid-el-Kabir.
In addition, he announced a donation of N30 million to the women on behalf of himself and associates, as well as donated a vehicle to the leaders of the organization.
“Women are steadfast in politics and business, they are the vanguard of election victory, we shall continue to improve the wellbeing of women as practiced by our leader, Governor Nasir Idris”, Enabo said.
The member of the National Assembly, Suru/Bagudo, Bello Dallatun Ka’oje, announced a total donation of N86 million on behalf of himself, and other personalities, including Sen Atiku Bagudu and Sen. Muhammad Adamu Aliero, who gave N20 million each, while Sen. Yahaya ABDULLAHI donated N10 million.
Governor Nasir Idris donated N100 million on behalf of the Kebbi State Government, thanking women for their unflinching support to him and his administration which facilitated his victory at the polls and the successes recorded.
Kebbi First Lady, Zainab Nasare Nasir Idris, expressed appreciation to her husband for evolving several empowerment programmes for women towards uplifting their standard of living.
More than N300 million was realized at the occasion, which would be utilize to provide capital to women to engage in profitable commercial activities for economic prosperity.
