APPRECIATION: ABDU GUSAU POLY RECTOR REWARDS A STUDENT WHO FOUND N85,000 AND RETURNED IT TO ITS OWNER.

 

 





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The Rector Abdu Gusau Polytechnic Talata Mafara Dr. Sha’ayau Shehu Mafara Turakin Mafara rewarded the student who found a large sum of money but returned it to the owner, with a sum of 10,000 Naira for his honesty and loyalty to God.

Recall, yesterday when Mr. Hamza Ishaq from ND II Accountancy discovered N85, 000 in their lecture hall and returned it to its own real owner without taking any unfair advantage.

According to Mr. Bello Jibril Mai Wurno, Kogunan Bungudu, the school's students affairs officer who also functioned as the NYSC schedule officer, "I led the student to meet with the leadership of the institution, and the Rector was absolutely thrilled about the boy's action, he commended him for this benevolence, loyalty to God, and having strong faith in his religion."

Mr. Jibril further said that the Rector urged him to be a great representative of the institution with distinctive trust works that aren't just patient oriented but also religiously inclined to all Muslim community.

Mr. Hamza expressed gratitude for Dr. Sha'ayau Shehu Mafara's outstanding leadership prototype as well as his moral fortitude to support "Truth, justice, and transparency" throughout all of his involvements, and he prayed to Almighty Allah to meet all of the Rector's needs, especially in these trying times.

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