Gov Wamakko advises Nigerians on wealth acquisition

Wamakko urged that it would be rather more rewarding to assist the have-nots who find it difficult putting three square meals on their table and catering for the basic needs of their families. Wamakko spoke at the graduation ceremony of Ma’ahadut-Tafeez Wad-Dirasatil Qur’aniyyah, Hubbare Sokoto, which witnessed religious scholars from far and near, as well as top government functionaries. The Islamic institute was established 23 years ago.
Sultan Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar also used the occasion to appeal to Nigerians to continue to pray for their leaders, stressing that God would never hesitate to bless anybody doing his work. The monarch enjoined Islamic scholars and well-to-do people in the state to ensure that such a school extends to all over the state. “This is a work for our religion and anybody that does it will be rewarded by Allah,” the Sultan admonished Muslims. He particularly acknowledged Governor Wamakko’s tremendous contributions to the cause of Islam in Nigeria.