Ndarani Donates Solar Borehole, Urges Youth Discipline

On Saturday, Mohammed Ndarani, a senior advocate from Senior Advocates Nigeria, addressed graduates of Police Boi Secondary School in Bida, Niger State, emphasizing the importance of discipline, integrity, and patriotism in their future careers. He encouraged the graduates to pursue higher education and to be worthy ambassadors of their institution.
Ndarani highlighted the significance of the graduation ceremony as a milestone in the students' academic journey and praised their perseverance and commitment. He urged them to avoid social vices such as cultism, drug abuse, and examination malpractice, advocating for diligence and continuous learning.
Ndarani also commended parents and guardians for their support and called on alumni, corporate organizations, and philanthropists to invest in educational infrastructure. As part of his contribution, he announced the donation of a solar borehole to the school's male hostel to enhance access to potable water, thereby promoting a conducive learning environment.
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