By Jabiru Hassan, , Dutse. The executive chairman of Gwaram local government council in Jigawa state Honourable Zaharaddeen Abubakar has saved a new born child dumped and abandoned by unknown persons where he ordered that the child be taken care of by an employed lady with all the necessary logistics and extra care. Narrating how the incident happened, the personal assistant to the executive chairman on photography malam Hussaini Hassan, the child was spotted in a box dumped somewhere and abandoned without care. Upon getting the report of finding the abandoned child, the chairman Honourable Zaharaddeen Abubakar directed his aide malam Yahaya Tamaji to buy a big ram wit all the required logistics and name the child as Zaharaddeen after employing a lady that would take care of him instantly. Most of the residents that have a chats with our correspondent commended Honourable Zaharaddeen Abubakar, the executive chairman of Gwaram local government council for his human respect and called on the other leaders to emulate him for our societies to be peaceful.
Gwaram L.G Boss Saved Child Found Dumped In A Box
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