Gov Bago Hails Mohammed Babangida At 52

Farmer Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago has congratulated the first son of the former Military President of Nigeria, Gen. Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, Mohammed Babangida on his 52nd birthday.

In a birthday message signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Bologi Ibrahim, the Farmer Governor extolled the virtues of Mohammed Babangida.

He described the celebrant as a great entrepreneur and philanthropist who has contributed immensely to the growth and development of the State.

The Farmer Governor said Mohammed Babangida’s efforts in empowering youths in the State especially in the areas of education and sports through his El-Amin Foundation he established in 2008 can not be ignored.

He said the progressive growth of El-Amin International Schools where the celebrant is the Executive Director is a testament to his passion for Education.

The Farmer Governor assured that his administration will continue to align with people of such passion to add value to the Education sector in the State.

He prayed to Allah to continue to bless Mohammed Babangida and grant him His Noor and Rahama.

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