BAT Movement Supports Education in Niger State, Gives Free Supplies to 400 Pupils
The beneficiaries were carefully chosen from families facing economic hardships, where basic educational supplies such as shoes and school bags are often considered luxury items.
Zita Ezechi 
The Bola Ahmed Tinubu (BAT) Movement has distributed free writing materials and school bags to 400 pupils from selected schools, in Niger State. This charitable effort, spearheaded by the non-governmental organization, seeks to support underprivileged students and commemorate President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's first year in office.
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"In this initiative, we are celebrating our president Bola Ahmed Tinubu's one year in office. We are complementing his renewed hope agenda in education, aiming to impact and give back to society," stated Medemaku Samuel, Convener of the BAT Movement.
The beneficiaries were carefully chosen from families facing economic hardships, where basic educational supplies such as shoes and school bags are often considered luxury items. This gesture aims to alleviate some of the financial burden on families and ensure that children have the necessary tools to pursue their education effectively.
"The pupils we have selected are those coming from the most vulnerable households where some of them don't even have a shoe or schoolbag. I think they have come at the right time when my pupils are in need of these things," remarked Husseini Ibrahim, headmaster of Central Primary School.
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The distribution ceremony was attended by a representative of the Emir of Minna, Abubakar Bosso, "It is for those parents who cannot afford the little materials that have been given to their children because of the hardship of the economy."
