240 Pupils Compete in 38th Bauchi Qur’anic Recitation Competition as Gov Bala Urges Officials to Act with Fear of Allah
He further emphasized the importance of the 240 participants, who have been selected to compete in six categories in this year's 38th edition of the State Qur’anic Recitation Competition. From this group, only 12 will be chosen to represent the state at the National Competition. This highlighted the significance of hard work and adherence to the rules and regulations to secure a place on the national stage
AKACHI NOEL 
A total of 240 students, including males and females, have assembled to participate in the 38th edition of the Bauchi State Qur’anic Recitation Competition, hosted in Kafin Madaki, the headquarters of Ganjuwa local government area in the state.
The event, declared open by Governor Sen. Bala Mohammed Abdulkadir, carried an inspiring message for the judges and officials present, urging them to perform their duties with the utmost reverence for Allah.
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The governor, represented by his deputy, Mohammed Auwal Jatau, acknowledged the positive impact of the Qur’anic Recitation Competition, which was first introduced in 1986. This event has significantly engaged the youth in the practice of learning and memorizing the Holy Qur'an.
Governor Bala Mohammed expressed gratitude for the remarkable achievements of Bauchi State representatives in the competition at both national and international levels. The honor these accomplishments have brought to the state has encouraged the government's continued support for the annual competition, ensuring the needs of both organizers and participants are met.
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He further emphasized the importance of the 240 participants, who have been selected to compete in six categories in this year's 38th edition of the State Qur’anic Recitation Competition. From this group, only 12 will be chosen to represent the state at the National Competition. This highlighted the significance of hard work and adherence to the rules and regulations to secure a place on the national stage.
In addition, Governor Bala Mohammed urged the Commissioner of the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Societal Re-orientation, the Caretaker Chairman of Ganjuwa Local Government Area, the Chairman, and members of the State Qur’anic Recitation Competition Committee to work diligently to ensure the event's success.
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During his speech, the governor expressed his gratitude to Allah for the opportunity to witness the opening of the 38th edition of the State Qur’anic Recitation Competition, extending his wishes for those who contribute spiritually, morally, and financially to the competition's success to be rewarded with Jannatul Firdausi.
