By Aliyu Zakari:
The Dangaladiman Duguri Project DGD Project 2027, a group advocating youth inclusiveness in governance, has commenced the distribution of Sallah support packages worth over N52 million to beneficiaries across Bauchi South Senatorial Zone.
The distribution exercise was officially flagged off at the Banquet Hall of the Government House, Bauchi, in the presence of members, supporters, and stakeholders of the organisation.
According to a statement issued by the group’s spokesperson, Aliyu Zakari, the initiative is aimed at supporting vulnerable persons and promoting community welfare during the Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
Speaking at the event, the Chairman of the group, Comrade Musa Jarmai, said the intervention reflects the commitment of the DGD Project 2027 to improving the living conditions of citizens, particularly those at the grassroots.
He disclosed that the programme, which began with beneficiaries in Bauchi South Senatorial Zone, would subsequently be extended to other parts of the state.
Comrade Jarmai further commended Shamsuddeen Bala Mohammed for sustaining the gesture over time, noting that the intervention has significantly contributed to improving the livelihoods of vulnerable people across the state.
Also speaking, Isa Babayo praised the leadership and vision of the DGD Project 2027, especially its advocacy for greater youth participation and inclusiveness in governance.
He described the initiative as a demonstration of the group’s dedication to community empowerment and support for citizens amid prevailing economic challenges.
In his goodwill message, Sir Nasir Barde described the intervention as timely and laudable, saying it underscores the group’s commitment to improving the welfare of ordinary citizens.
He urged youths in the state to continue supporting programmes and initiatives that promote unity, inclusiveness, and sustainable community development.
Some beneficiaries who spoke during the event expressed appreciation to the DGD Project 2027 for the gesture, saying the support would go a long way in easing economic hardship and enabling families to celebrate the Eid-el-Kabir festivities comfortably.
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