Nisa’us sunnah foundation lauds APC N/E Zonal Vice Chair for ₦26.5m house gift
The Coordinator of Nisa’us Sunnah Foundation, Hajiya Kulu Ibrahim, has lauded the North East Zonal Vice Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Mustapha Salihu, for donating a fully furnished house worth ₦26.5 million to the foundation in support of its humanitarian services.
The house, located off Gerio Street in Jimeta, Yola North Local Government Area of Adamawa State, will serve as a permanent orphanage home for children under the care of the foundation, providing shelter, feeding, education, and other essential needs.
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Speaking during the handing-over ceremony, Hajiya Kulu described the donation as “a life-changing intervention that has given the foundation a permanent solution to one of its biggest challenges.”
“This is one of the greatest gifts the foundation has ever received. By providing a permanent home for the orphans, Comrade Mustapha Salihu has given them a sense of belonging and security. We cannot thank him enough for his kindness and commitment to humanity,” she said.
She assured that the foundation would put the facility to effective use and remain committed to its mission of upholding Islamic values of compassion, charity, and community service.
On his part, Comrade Salihu said the gesture was borne out of his desire to strengthen the foundation’s capacity in caring for orphans, who remain among the most vulnerable in society.
He stressed that the donation was an investment in humanity and expressed hope that the facility would allow the foundation to expand its services to more children in need.
“Nisa’us Sunnah Foundation has been consistent in its mission of supporting orphans with food, education, and other necessities. I believe this orphanage home will give them the opportunity to provide comfort and hope to more children,” he noted.
The donation attracted commendations from community leaders, religious scholars, and party stakeholders who attended the event. Many described it as a rare show of leadership that transcends politics, urging others in privileged positions to emulate the gesture.
Nisa’us Sunnah Foundation has been active in Adamawa State, catering to orphans and vulnerable children through food aid, educational support, and shelter. With the new facility, the organization is expected to improve its operations and extend assistance to a larger number of beneficiaries.
Stakeholders expressed optimism that the donation will not only strengthens the foundation’s humanitarian work but also underscores the importance of partnerships between political leaders and non-governmental organizations in addressing social challenges in the state.
