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Sallah: Buhari donates N1m, 10 rams to corps members in Daura

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July 9, 2022
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President Buhari acknowledging cheers from the people of Daura as he walks home from the Eid prayer ground
President Buhari acknowledging cheers from the people of Daura as he walks home from the Eid prayer ground

President Buhari acknowledging cheers from the people of Daura as he walks home from the Eid prayer ground

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By Abbas Bamalli

President Muhammadu Buhari has donated 10 rams, two cows and N1 million to the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC ) members serving in his home town, Daura, in Katsina State.

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The president made the donation during the Sallah celebration with the NYSC members on Saturday in Daura.

He commended the scheme for keeping up the dreams of its founding fathers as it was established to ensure unity and national integration.

Buhari said that the scheme was one of the weapons to unite Nigerians, saying that most of the corps members serving in Daura are from far away southern states.

He said that none of the corps members serving in Daura is from Katsina State, and if there is any, it must be on health grounds.

People in the streets of Daura greet President Buhari as he walks home from the mosque

The president urged the management of the scheme to make frantic efforts to sustain the objectives of which it was established in 1973.

He advised the corps members who he described as true patriots to be vigilant and be security conscious anywhere they find themselves.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Buhari has made it part of his Sallah celebration every year to meet with NYSC members in Daura.

NAN further reports that after the Eid-El-Kabir prayer, the president walked to his residence where he received and greeted residents who lined up by the road sides. (NAN)

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