Sodangi Empowers Women and Enhances Healthcare in Katsina

Ahmed Bashir Sodangi, the director-general of the National Gallery of Art, empowered 600 women in Katsina State by providing cash assistance and donating 100 birthing kits to two primary healthcare centres. He also distributed 286 JAMB registration forms to students and 50,000 25kg bags of food.
The interventions spanned Katsina local government area and included school supplies, an overhead water tank, prayer mats, and the renovation of two public toilets at Abdu Maigoro Mosque in Yar’Adua Quarters. In a statement, Sodangi emphasized the importance of practical support for women, youth, and vulnerable households, aiming to create opportunities for a better future.
The healthcare donations were made to MCHCR/Asibitin Malam Bara’u and Justice Umaru Abdullahi Clinic, enhancing maternal healthcare. Barrister Abdullahi Garba Faskari, representing the Katsina State Governor, commended Sodangi for his contributions to community development and encouraged others to follow his example.
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