Presidency Urges Civil Society to Tackle Nigeria's Challenges

On Saturday, Dr. Amina Kabir, Senior Special Assistant to the President on Delivery Coordination, called on civil society organizations to complement the Federal Government's efforts in tackling Nigeria's economic and social challenges.

Speaking at the investiture of Engr. Sikiru Adetona Owonikoko as the district governor of Rotary International District 9127 in Abuja, Kabir highlighted the need for stronger partnerships to sustain community service initiatives.

She urged Rotary members to mobilize resources and mentor young people to implement interventions that directly improve the lives of vulnerable communities. Kabir noted that the impact of these efforts should be measurable and tangible, emphasizing that leadership must be honest and focused on restoring dignity to communities.

Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, former Governor of Kano State, commended Rotary International for its long-standing contributions to humanitarian causes, particularly in the successful campaign against polio in Nigeria.

He stressed the necessity of collaboration between the government and humanitarian organizations to address current security and economic realities.