From Wife to Politics: Kebbi Governor's Inspiring Journey
The governor of Kebbi State, Nasir Idris, disclosed that he entered politics due to his spouse’s steadfast dedication to humanitarian work and her ambition to improve conditions for those less fortunate.
On Tuesday, Governor Idris commented at the 3rd Anniversary and Support Fund Launch for the Nasara Women Development Foundation, an organization established by his spouse, Hajiya Nasare Idris.
The event was held at the Convocation Square of Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic in Birnin Kebbi.
The event attracted numerous prominent attendees such as politicians, scholars, corporate heads, spiritual leaders, and emissaries from global institutions.
During his speech, Governor Idris openly admitted that the achievements and positive sentiment fostered by the foundation greatly contributed to enhancing his political standing and ultimately led to his electoral win.
"While I focused my efforts on collaborating with the Nigerian Labour Congress and participating in community initiatives, Hajiya Nasare had already embarked on a path marked by empathy and service," he stated.
“Her foresight and dedication created a synergy that strengthened my political journey. Truly, her impact has been a divine blessing.”
In response, Hajiya Nasare conveyed her thanks for her husband’s constant backing, especially throughout her many travel engagements for advocacy purposes.
She additionally revealed forthcoming collaborations with prominent organizations like the Tulsi Chanrai Foundation, UFUK Dialogue, and the U.S. Embassy, designed to expand the foundation’s impact.
A portion of the event dedicated to raising funds collected an impressive sum of N302 million in cash and promises, along with the contribution of four vehicles aimed at supporting the growth of the foundation.
Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa'ad Abubakar III, has recently named Hajiya Nasare as the North-West Ambassador for Girls' Education. Furthermore, she was bestowed with the honorific title Khadimatul Qur'an by the Centre for Islamic Studies at Usmanu Danfodiyo University.
The Nasara Foundation, celebrated for its effective empowerment initiatives, has aided over 10,000 youthful business starters and offered complimentary healthcare services to more than 5,000 disadvantaged people within only three years.
It likewise supports students across different education tiers and invests in upgrading school facilities as well as enhancing access to clean water in remote villages.
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