Rano NNPP Social Media Chapter Receives Sallah Gift from Hon. Sadeeq Wali

Hon. Sadeeq Wali, a member of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) in Rano local government area, gave over N200,000 to the NNPP social media chapter in his local government.

Wali gave the money as a gift for the Eid al-Fitr holiday, which is also known as Sallah. He met with the social media chapter at his residence on Monday.

Hon. Wali said that social media is a powerful tool that can be used to connect with the public and promote the party’s goals of improving education, healthcare, agriculture, security, and the lives of women and young people in Kano state.

Sani Idris Rano, who spoke on behalf of Rano NNPP social media chapter, thanked Wali for his donation.

Idris said that Wali’s generosity motivates the social media team and shows the unity within the party.

He said that the team will use social media to connect with people, give them information, and get them to support the NNPP’s goals of progress and prosperity.

The social media team members were happy about the donation and believe that things will improve in Rano local government with Wali as the new executive Chairman.

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