Minister Supports Rescued FUGUS Students with Financial Aid
The statement expressed the Zamfara State Government's gratitude for Minister Betta C Edu's kind and charitable act. According to Honourable Salisu Musa Tsafe, the Zamfara State Commissioner of Humanitarian and Relief Matters, each of the 14 rescued female students received a sum of N214,285
AKACHI NOEL 
In a heartwarming gesture, Dr. Betta C Edu, the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, has provided financial assistance to 14 students who were rescued from the Federal University Gusau (FUGUS) in Zamfara State. This act of generosity was confirmed in a statement released on Wednesday in Gusau by Bashir Kabiru Ahmed, the Director of Information for Zamfara State’s Humanitarian and Relief Matters.
The statement expressed the Zamfara State Government's gratitude for Minister Betta C Edu's kind and charitable act. According to Honourable Salisu Musa Tsafe, the Zamfara State Commissioner of Humanitarian and Relief Matters, each of the 14 rescued female students received a sum of N214,285.
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Minister Edu's benevolence extended to her official visit to Zamfara, where she formally inaugurated 40 housing units for Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Gusau. During her visit, she also extended a sympathetic visit to the rescued students at the Federal University Gusau.
These 14 students come from various states, including Kogi, Katsina, Kaduna, Lagos, Oyo, Cross River, and Zamfara. The strong partnership between Governor Dauda Lawal's administration and the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, under Minister Betta C Edu's leadership, is expected to have a positive impact on addressing the challenges faced by victims of humanitarian crises in the state.
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The statement also expressed gratitude to the management of the Federal University Gusau and the parents of the students for their collaborative efforts in providing support to the rescued students. It's worth noting that the students were rescued shortly after their abduction and have since resumed their studies at the Federal University Gusau, demonstrating the resilience and determination of these young individuals to pursue their education despite the challenges they have faced.
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This noble act by the Minister serves as a beacon of hope and assistance to the students and their families as they continue to rebuild their lives after their traumatic ordeal.
