NECO Constructs, Donates Palace to Host Community in Niger
Laleye Dipo in Minna In line with its social responsibility policy, the National Examination Council (NECO) has built an ultra modern palace for the traditional ruler of Gidan-mangoro in Bosso
The National Examination Council (NECO) in Niger State has constructed and donated a modern palace to serve as the headquarters for the traditional ruler of Gidan-mangoro in Bosso Local Government Area. Speaking at the inauguration, NECO's Registrar and Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Danlami Ibrahim Wushsihi, emphasized the organization's commitment to respecting cultural foundations while supporting local development.
Wushsihi stated that by strengthening leadership structures within the community, NECO aims to foster growth and stability. The civil servant highlighted that a strong education system thrives in peaceful and well-coordinated communities. The Gidan Mangoro community, in appreciation of the donation, honored Prof. Wushsihi with the title of Maji Dadin Gidan Mangoro.
The inauguration ceremony featured traditional dancing and cultural displays, symbolizing unity, cultural heritage, and the vital role of traditional institutions in promoting social cohesion.
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