Gov Radda Hands Brand New Cars to KSITM Top Graduates, Says 4.92, 4.75 CGPA Deserves More Than Applause

Katsina State Governor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda, has handed over brand new vehicles to two outstanding graduates of the Katsina State Institute of Technology and Management, calling it a “promise fulfilled” to reward academic excellence.  

The presentation held Monday at Government House, Katsina. “It will be recalled that Governor Radda had earlier promised the rewards—vehicles as well as permanent and pensionable employment—during the institution’s convocation ceremony held on April 28, 2026,” the release stated.  

The beneficiaries are Ibrahim Mai Nasara Bugaje of the Department of Networking and System Security, “who graduated with an impressive CGPA of 4.92,” and Aisha Isiaku of the Department of Computer Software Engineering, “who earned a CGPA of 4.75, emerging as the overall best graduating students of the institution.”  

Congratulating them, Governor Radda said: “I congratulate the two of you for reaching this important milestone. I hope you will continue to be beneficial to the state, put more effort into its development, and inspire younger generations to follow in your footsteps.” He added, “This is a promise fulfilled, and we thank Almighty God for granting us the opportunity to do so. We also appreciate the parents for their guidance, support, and mentorship, as well as the Institute of Technology and Management for the quality training and education provided to these students.”