Islamic Clerics Calls For Restructure Of Tsangaya Schools In Bauchi
In his remarks, Sheik Dahiru Usman Bauchi who was represented by Sayyadi Mushiri Dahiru Bauchi, called on the graduands to embrace the holy Qur'an and step down the knowledge learned to the younger ones. He prayed for the restoration of peace in some parts of Nigeria as a result of the emerging issues of security ranging from kidnapping, banditry and food security. Speaking, the chairman of the occasion, the Hon. Commissioner of Justice, Barrister Abubakar Abdulhamid Bununu promised to support the school for optimum performance.
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The Bauchi State government has been requested to provide structures for Tsangaya schools as a deliberate effort to check mate roaming and movement of almajiris.
A renowned Islamic cleric based in Bauchi, Sheik Dan'azumi Musa Tafawa Balewa made the request, during a graduation ceremony of 74 students who memorized the holy Qur'an at Abdulmumini Orphan School, Bununu.
Sheik Dan'azumi Musa said, to address squarely the movement and roaming of almajiris there is need for the government to fund the system with needed finance.
The Islamic cleric says, in complementing the government effort the leader of Tijjaniya sect in Africa Sheik Dahiru Usman Bauchi and his disciples embark on establishing tsangaya schools to meet the taste of modern time.
In his remarks, Sheik Dahiru Usman Bauchi who was represented by Sayyadi Mushiri Dahiru Bauchi, called on the graduands to embrace the holy Qur'an and step down the knowledge learned to the younger ones.
He prayed for the restoration of peace in some parts of Nigeria as a result of the emerging issues of security ranging from kidnapping, banditry and food security.
Speaking, the chairman of the occasion, the Hon. Commissioner of Justice, Barrister Abubakar Abdulhamid Bununu promised to support the school for optimum performance.
The commissioner admonished people of the area to enroll their children to school to acquire both the Islamic and western knowledge.
From Ali Rabi'u Ali
The event was attended by government dignitaries, politicians, traditional rulers and wealthy individuals who donated for the progress of the school.
