AUN alumna Ms. Zainab Ahmed Shuaibu has given new hope to children in Yola by enrolling thirteen (13) out-of-school pupils into Wuro Jabbe Primary School as part of her ongoing commitment to community service.
Zainab, who recently graduated from AUN, has dedicated herself to supporting underserved communities by ensuring that more children gain access to basic education. Her latest initiative focuses on getting children off the streets and back into the classroom.
Speaking on the significance of the gesture, the Head Teacher of Wuro Jabbe Primary School, Mr. Muhammed Gilma, said, “For an educated person to see children running around the street without education, it's painful. I am glad we have people like Zainab who take it as a responsibility to bring them back to school.”
He expressed appreciation for the gesture and emphasized the school’s commitment to supporting the new students. “We will enroll them and monitor their performance. We are happy to welcome them and grateful to Zainab,” the Head Teacher added.
Some of the children who were enrolled, including Hapsat Aliyu and Joy Dickson, could not hide their excitement about returning to school. Their smiles spoke volumes about the hope this opportunity has brought into their lives.
Reported by Pwagreno Blessing Morris