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‘I’m impressed’ — Sanusi commends Dauda Lawal
Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II says Dauda Lawal, governor
of Zamfara, is doing a great job within the state.
He spoke as visitor of honour on the inauguration of the
Zawiyya mosque and Islamiyya college in Gusau.
The Zawiyya is without doubt one of the oldest Islamic establishments in
Zamfara, with a historical past of manufacturing students throughout varied fields.
In his Friday sermon, Ibrahim Maqari, a professor, harped on
peaceable coexistence and the significance of cleanliness.
At the inauguration, the emir stated solely these accustomed to
the Zawiyya’s former construction would absolutely admire the dimensions and high quality of
Lawal’s work.
He additionally emphasised the significance of holding the rebuilt
mosque clear and effectively maintained.
“The mosque ought to be saved clear and in good situation. We
should preserve cleanliness once we come right here as a result of the mosque is an emblem of
Islam,” he stated.
“I’m delighted with this work. May Almighty Allah reward
His Excellency.
“I can see the great work you’re doing in Zamfara state in
schooling, well being, safety, and infrastructure.
“I’m not shocked, as I’ve recognized your governor since his
days within the banking business. I do know his capabilities, and I’m impressed by
his efficiency and joyful to see him doing such fantastic work as governor.”
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