Kano CAS IJMB Graduates Donate Over N1.6 Million to Deceased Classmates' Orphans
This programme may have come late because we have been planning for it for a long time but the delay was caused by the formalisation of the association," said Dr. Muhammad Shamsuddeen, expressing the association's efforts to organize the support initiative.
AKACHI NOEL 
Members of the College of Arts and Remedial Studies (CAS) Kano, IJMB Class 2002, exhibited compassion and generosity as they donated a total of N1,631,000 to 31 orphans whose parents were deceased classmates.
The emotional ceremony, held at the college premises, aimed to provide support during the Holy month of Ramadan and the upcoming Sallah festival. Led by the association's President, Dr. Muhammad Shamsuddeen, the gesture reflects a commitment to assist families affected by tragedy, demonstrating solidarity and community spirit in times of need.
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"This programme may have come late because we have been planning for it for a long time but the delay was caused by the formalisation of the association," said Dr. Muhammad Shamsuddeen, expressing the association's efforts to organize the support initiative.
The disbursement programme evoked strong emotions, with tears shed by both the beneficiaries and the donors themselves. The Provost of the college, Dr. Sunusi Yakubu Ahmad, hailed the initiative as one of his tenure's significant achievements, emphasizing its potential to secure a better future for the orphans.
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As the orphans received their shares, nearly everyone present, including the widows and children, was moved to tears, underscoring the profound impact of the generous act.
The association's commitment to supporting the orphans extends beyond financial assistance, with plans to conduct further investigations into their needs and provide ongoing support. The gesture exemplifies the spirit of compassion and solidarity, offering hope and comfort to those facing adversity.
