BUA CEMENT donates 1,000 DESKS worth N32m to Sokoto schools

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By Business AM

BUA Cement Plc,one of Africa’s leading cement giants, has begun distributing 1,000 three-seater desks worth N32 million to schools across Sokoto State as part of its continuous commitment to supporting its host community.

In his remarks during the distribution to one of the schools, Sada Sulaiman, head of administration and human resources, BUA Cement,disclosed that 13 schools including BUA host community schools and others within the State are to benefit from the gesture.

According to Sulaiman, the donation will encompass public and Islamiyya schools across the state including Assasul Islam Arkilla, Ma’ahadu Abdullahi Nakasari, and Madarasatul Anas Bin Malik Bado. Also included are, Sultan Atiku Secondary school, Gidan Salanke Primary school, Marafa Danbaba Nizamiyya, Wamakko Model Primary school, Aishatu Ummul Muminina Arkilla, Kaurar Kimba model Primary school, Asare Primary school, Wajeke Primary school, Gwuiwa Model Primary school and BUA Cement school,” he said.

BUA CEMENT donates 1,000 DESKS worth N32m to Sokoto schools

Also speaking, Abdulganiyu Yusuf, director of administration and sales, BUA Cement said that the initiative is to appreciate the Sokoto State government’s policy for declaring a state of emergency on education.

“We are truly part and partners in ensuring the success of government policies and programmes. We are distributing no fewer than 1,000 three-seater desks, worth N32 million, to sustain a conducive learning environment for our pupils,” he said.

As such, he urged benefiting schools to put the gesture into good use to enable the success of the company’s target.

Speaking on behalf of the beneficiaries,Abubakar Chika, secretary to the Wamakko local

government area, appreciated BUA Cement plc for the donation. He described the gesture as a wake-up call to all industries and business communities across the state.

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Onome Amuge is a Nigerian journalist and content writer known for his analytical and engaging reporting on business, finance, agriculture, commodities, and technology. He is currently a journalist at Business a.m., a Nigerian business-focused newspaper, where he has authored over 360 articles covering a wide range of topics including economic trends, market analysis, and policy developments.
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