Rep. Abubakar Bichi Employs 100 New Islamic School Teachers in Bichi
The Federal lawmaker representing the Bichi Federal Constituency, Hon. Abubakar Kabir Abubakar Bichi, has inaugurated 100 new Islamic school teachers as part of his efforts to strengthen Islamic education in Bichi Local Government Area of Kano State. The inauguration ceremony which was held on Sunday, marked the fourth batch of School Teachers employed under the […]
Hon. Abubakar Kabir Abubakar Bichi, the Federal lawmaker for Bichi Federal Constituency in Kano State, recently inaugurated 100 new Islamic school teachers. This marks the fourth batch of teachers employed through his initiative, bringing the total number of teachers engaged to 600. Prior to their employment, these 100 individuals underwent a special examination in the 11 wards of Bichi Local Government Area, with the highest scoring candidates selected for the teaching positions.
The lawmaker previously supported the teachers by paying their monthly allowances as volunteers before formally hiring them as full-time teachers in Islamic schools throughout the local government area.
Prominent Islamic scholars and dignitaries, including Sheikh Habibu Dan Almajiri, Dr. Nazifi Ishak, and Dr. Zahrau Muhammad Umar, attended the inauguration ceremony. Other notable attendees were Alhaji Hamza Sule Maifata, the Chairman of Bichi Local Government Area; Alhaji Sani Mukaddas, Director-General of the APC Campaign Council in Bichi; and Prof. Yusuf Muhammad Sabo, the Kano State APC Secretary. The attendees commended Hon. Bichi for his efforts to enhance both Islamic and modern education in the area.
The lawmaker has a history of supporting various youth development and community empowerment initiatives in Bichi Federal Constituency and Kano State. He is currently the Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Appropriation, consistently expressing his commitment to creating opportunities for young people across the constituency.
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