– A Sokoto-born Nigerian student, Bilyaminu Bashir, has donated relief materials including food and clothes, to Muslim Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh
– He was able to purchase them with the living allowance he gets from the Sokoto state government, his home state
– Bashir is currently studying at a Muslim University in Bangladesh, the country the refugees fled to, in order to escape ‘genocide’ in Myanmar
Respite has come to Muslim Rohingya refugees who fled genocide in Myanmar, as much-needed relief materials were donated to them by a Sokoto-born Nigerian student, Bilyaminu Bashir.
The development was made public in a Facebook post by Hausa news portal, Rariya.
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ZENITHBLOG.com gathers that Bashir, who is currently studying at the International Islamic University Chittagong, Bangladesh, made the donations during a visit to the refugee camp in the Cox’s Bazar province.
He was able to purchase them with the living allowance he gets from the Sokoto state government.
The items, which included food and clothing, were donated under the banner: ‘Helping The Innocent Refugees of Rohingya Muslim, A Heartfelt Donation from A Nigerian Peoples’.
See photos below:
Bilyaminu Bashir poses with the items he donated (Photo credit: Facebook: Rariya)
Bashir pictured loading the items into the vehicle before heading to the refugee camp (Photo credit: Facebook: Rariya)
Muslim Rohingya refugees queue up, as they wait to receive the relief materials (Photo credit: Facebook: Rariya)
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Onuike beamed the spotlight on the giant of Africa, as she became the best graduating student, with a first class cumulative grade point average of 3.99/4.00 after acing all her courses from her first through her fourth year.
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Source: Zenithblog.com
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