The All Progressive Congress (APC) supporters group has commended Senator Abdulazeez Yari representing Zamfara West senatorial district for awarding scholarships to over 1,700 indigenes of the state.
Speaking in an interview with newsmen in Kaduna, the state coordinator of the group, Abubakar Limanchi remarked that the scholarship was given to the poor indigenes of the state who had made good grades but couldn’t afford future education.
He said, “Because of his magnanimity,1,700 indigenes are now studying in university under a committee who are responsible for their care.
These students are now studying in different universities across the North West zone of Sokoto, Kebbi, Kaduna, Katsina, Jigawa, and Kano.”
According to Limanchi Senator Yari is a blessing to Zamfara West senatorial district as well as to the people of the state.
“His one politician who has not change abit. When he was in office he constructed over 1,500 kilometer roads across the state including federal roads.”
He also constructed and rehabilitated 7,000 primary schools during his eight years as governor of the state.
He has a robust welfare package for the citizens of the state irrespective of religion and tribal persuasions.
“Since he left office as governor he has not stop in his welfare package. We receive hundreds of food stuffs and beverages across the 147 wards in the state.
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