Inspiring Excellence: Mallam Muhammad Dalhatu Motivates Trainees at Shagari Muslim Ummah Centre



By Shehu Aliyu Yola.


In a heartwarming gesture, Mallam Muhammad Dalhatu, lead instructor at the Shagari Muslim Ummah Orphans, Widows, and Indigent training centre in Yola, has sparked enthusiasm among his trainees with a generous token of thousands of naira! This motivational gift was presented after an electrifying training session held at the Shagari Central Masjid premises, in the presence of the State Chairman of Jama'atu Izalarul Bid'ah wa Ikamatis Sunnah (JIBWIS), Alhaji Sahabo Magaji, and his team.


Mallam Muhammad Dalhatu, who is offering free training to the participants, was deeply impressed by the trainees' interest, dedication, and commitment to acquiring valuable skills despite facing various challenges. "If you sustain this level of enthusiasm and dedication," he assured them, "you'll excel in these trades in no time!" He pledged to continue imparting knowledge bestowed upon him by God, as long as the trainees remain humble and committed.


In a glowing tribute, Alhaji Sahabo Magaji, Adamawa State Chairman of JIBWIS, praised Mallam Muhammad Dalhatu's efforts and the trainees' determination to overcome obstacles. "Don't relent in your quest to be self-reliant and employers of labour," he charged them. Overwhelmed by the trainees' performance in a short span, Alhaji Magaji appealed to stakeholders, especially the state government and relevant agencies, to support the centre in producing skilled youths with vocations that can enhance their livelihoods and contribute to the state's economic growth.


In his remarks, The Village Head of Bole (Kaigama Bole), Mallam Abdulmumini Abubakar challenged the trainees to be good ambassadors of the centre and encouraged more youths to enroll in the trainings. The coordinator of the centre who is also the Mai Anguwan Shagari B, Alhaji Abubakar Ahmed pointed out that this community-driven centre needs support and patronage from stakeholders and the state government to thrive.


Our reporter observed that the inspiring initiative at the Shagari Muslim Ummah centre is cultivating a new generation of skilled, empowered youths in Yola, with the potential to drive positive change in their communities!

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