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Outrage As Nigerian Senator Distributes Burial Materials To Constituents (Photo)

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In a move that has raised eyebrows, Senator Rufai Hanga, representing Kano Central Senatorial District, has distributed 5,000 white pieces of cloth and clay pots to his constituents as burial materials for their loved ones.

This unusual constituency project has sparked controversy, with many questioning the priority of such an initiative.

According to a post shared by @VoiceofHausa, a popular Hausa platform, the move by Senator Rufai Hanga was intended to support the people of his senatorial district, which comprises 15 local government areas in their burial engagements. However, critics have pointed out that such resources could be better allocated towards more pressing needs, such as healthcare and infrastructure development.

See the photo below;

An aide to Senator Rufai Hanga, Dawuud Auwal, confirmed the development of the donation of the burial materials on Facebook, praising the Senator’s foresight. However, many have expressed disappointment and frustration, citing the need for more meaningful and impactful projects that address the pressing challenges facing the community.

Read some netizens reactions below;

@onungene: He should have built an ammunition factory to employ those geniuses that make it for bandits and others, making northern major distributors of fire Ammunition like America and Russia.

@maliq: It has always been this way, but it’s reassuring to see the Northerners finally awakening from their slumber.

@chidi: See una life for outside

@gazajnr: This what he promise to do

@naira watch: Animal farm country we living in

As the debate continues, many are calling for greater accountability and transparency in the allocation of resources, ensuring that they are used to address the most pressing needs of the community, rather than perpetuating a culture of handouts and short-term fixes.
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