Agency Report
By Sani Idris
The President TY Buratai Football Academy Amb Engr Hassan Muhammad Sarkin Yakin Garkuwan Keffi, Matawallen Arewa, has expressed his commitment to bettering the lives of the less privileged people in Yobe State.
Matawallen Arewa, distributed food materials and cash donations to the aged, widows, and other less privileged people in Yobe State and Keffi Nasarawa state to cussion the hard times especially in this holy month of Ramadan
Speaking at the programme held in Damaturu, the headquarters of Yobe State during the series of an interface with people on the distribution of the items, Amb Hassan Pledged to give priority to the well being of people in the society.
The affluent are urged by the President TY Buratai Football Academy to always look down on those with less privilege and to help them out in whatever manner they can.
He added that his side business, which he has been working on for almost ten years, consistently provides for the needs of the elderly, women, widows, and even children.
At the session, Sarkin Yaki made the observation that older people are the guardians of the traditional values and cultures, which the greater society must constantly uphold. as demonstrated by his devotion to improving the lives of those in less fortunate circumstances.
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