KANO, Nigeria – Hajiya Idayat Bolanle Muse, the founder and president of Bomara Foundation, reiterated the organization’s commitment to aiding the needy during the Ramadan season. Speaking at a Ramadan lecture and assistance event held at Niger Street Sabongari in Kano, Muse emphasized the importance of supporting those facing hunger and hardship.
Established for over two decades, Bomara Foundation has been at the forefront of humanitarian efforts in Lagos and Kano states, providing vital assistance to marginalized communities.
“We need to support people because they are hungry. We are doing it in Lagos and Kano,” Muse affirmed, highlighting the foundation’s multifaceted approach to charity.
In addition to distributing aid during Ramadan, Bomara Foundation extends its support to various sectors, including education. Muse revealed that the foundation offers scholarships to youth ranging from basic education to university level, with over 50 students benefiting from this initiative thus far.
Expressing gratitude for the support received, Muse thanked Oba Yoruba Kano, Engineer Murtala Alimi Otisese, for his contribution to the foundation’s mission. She also acknowledged Popcola for their assistance in furthering the foundation’s goals.
Ustaz Abdul Wahid Abdul Qadir, the guest lecturer and Chief Imam of Nawwaruddin Society of Nigeria’s Kano branch, emphasized the significance of charitable giving during his address. Citing Quranic verses, including Surat al-Layl, he underscored the profound benefits that accrue to the giver.
The event garnered significant attention with the presence of esteemed guests, including the Oba Yoruba of Kano, Alhaji Engineer Murtala Alimi Otisese, who graced the occasion amidst fanfare and royal regalia, affirming the importance of philanthropy and community support during the holy month of Ramadan
