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DAMATURU – The African Center for Civil Rights, Emancipation, Social Justice and Good Governance, Abuja, has honored Dr Muktar Yarima (DVM, MSc), the Betara of Gujibah, with a prestigious Humanitarian Award in recognition of his unwavering dedication to the support of less privileged and vulnerable members of society. The award presentation ceremony took place at Dr. Yarima’s residence, bringing together dignitaries and community leaders to celebrate his remarkable contributions.
The ceremony was marked by heartfelt speeches and a strong sense of community spirit. Dr. Bashir Shehu, leading the delegation from the African Center, commended Dr Yarima for his persistent humanitarian efforts. He highlighted his impactful work in providing educational support, ensuring access to clean water, and alleviating the hardships faced by impoverished families across local communities. “Dr Yarima’s commitment to uplifting our society through his actions is truly commendable,” Dr Shehu stated.
In a notable gesture of further support, Dr. Shehu announced the allocation of 100 training slots to Dr. Yarima, aimed at empowering individuals within his community with essential skills and opportunities for a better future. This initiative underscores the organization’s commitment to fostering development and self-reliance among the local population.
The District Head of Katarko, Alhaji Mustapha Mai Muktar, also expressed his gratitude during the ceremony, praising both the African Center for its acknowledgment of Dr. Yarima’s hard work and Dr. Yarima himself for his selfless dedication to humanitarian causes. “His commitment to improving the lives of the less privileged is exemplary and deserves this recognition,” he remarked.
In his response to the award, Dr. Muktar Yarima expressed his deep appreciation for the honor and emphasized that his humanitarian endeavors are driven by a sincere desire to serve humanity rather than political motivations. “My primary aim has always been to seek the pleasure of Almighty God by bringing smiles to the faces of those in need,” he said. “It is a passion that I hold dear, and I remain committed to supporting the less privileged in every way I can.”
The event showcased not only the significance of Dr. Yarima’s work but also highlighted the role of organizations like the African Center in championing social justice and community empowerment. As the community gathers to celebrate such noble endeavors, it serves as a reminder of the powerful impact one individual can make in promoting goodwill and humanitarian efforts.
