By Yusuf Mohammed Lawan, Gombe 26th August, 2024.
It was an ecstatic moment for the entire students of Gombe State University including the students with disabilities of the institution as they received a handsome gift of 150 assorted bags of fertilizer from Aminatu Goje Foundation on Monday 26th August, 2024.
The gesture was part of the Aminatu Goje Foundation efforts towards alleviating the hardships faced by the students resulted from current economic challenge rocking the country especially the most vulnerable ones among them.
This was disclosed to Ability News Network correspondent by a member of Aminatu Goje Foundation and one of the students of Gombe state University (GSU) identified as Muhammad Hassan(a.k.aCostagram), a 400 level student of political science department.
Speaking to ANN reporter Hassan described the kindhearted humanitarian gesture rendered to the GSU students by the founder of the foundation Hajiya Aminatu Dahiru Binani, wife of the distinguished Senator Alh. Muhammadu Danjuma Goje of Gombe Central as remarkable, exceptional, and selfless services to humanity that can not be erased in the sand of history.
He said "the Students Representatives Council of Gombe State University (GSU) honours and appreciate Hajiya Aminatu Dahiru Binani for her exceptional contributions to humanity through her foundation, noting that the kindhearted gesture exhibited by Hajiya Aminatu towards the students is quite remarkable performance and a testament to her dedication towards lifting others and making life better for those in need"
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| Muhammad Hassan, a 400 level student of political science, GSU |
He added "her foundation has significantly improved lives in areas such as education and healthcare, while her strong work ethic and leadership have made her an inspiration to many"
"The award presented to her by the students' body recognizes her lasting impact on society and her role as a model of service and excellence"
Earlier, the president of Students Representative Council (SRC) Mr. Ibrahim Ibrahim (a.ka ten ten) has expressed immense gratitude to the Founder/CEO of the foundation, Hajiya Aminatu Dahiru Binani for her outstanding humanitarian services to humanity as a whole, describing her as a mother who guinuinely cares about the plights of the disabled students and other vulnerable members of the society.
The outstanding humanitarian services award presented to Hajiya Aminatu Dahiru Binani ANN understands was received by the coordinator of the foundation Hajiya Fatimatu and Chairman of the foundation whose name was given as Faisal Dan Amanan Binani on behalf of Hajiya Aminatu Dahiru Binani who was not physically present at the University campus
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Responding to the students kind gesture to the founder of the foundation, Hajiya Fatimatu described the award as truly inspirational and one that can encouraged the philanthropist to do more. she said "Indeed it was an honor and pleasure for our founder to receive an award from the prestigious university students"
"This award means a lot to us and it will inspire our kindhearted mother to do more service to humanity not only in Gombe state but the country at large" She added
Expressing gratitude on behalf of the beneficiaries of the free fertilizer distribution, the SRC president appreciated the Hajiya Aminatu Goje Foundation for distributing fertilizer to the students with disabilities students and other vulnerable students of the institution, praying the Almighty Allah to continue to bless Hajiya Aminatu with abundant of rewards and continue to provide her with good health, strength and power to extend her good works to benefit the wider society at large
On his part, the 400 level student of political science, Muhammad Hasaan expressed deep gratitude for the support he received from the foundation.
He said "i am deeply grateful for the support I have received. It has made a significant difference in my educational journey, helping me to overcome challenges and achieve my goals"
"Thank you for believing in me and making my studies more accessible."
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