By Muhammad Maitela, Damaturu
Barrister Kashim Musa Tumsah has delivered three critical projects for Bututu Tsangaya Islamic School in Yobe State within just two weeks, demonstrating rapid, community-focused action.
Responding swiftly to an urgent request from the institution’s leadership, Kashim Musa Tumsah approved funding within 24 hours for:
-Modern toilet facilities, addressing chronic sanitation issues for over 500 Almajiri and Modern Tsangaya students.
The other one included the solar-powered street lights, enhancing safety and enabling nighttime learning, and sponsorship of the school’s long-delayed Qur’anic graduation ceremony.
All projects were commissioned and handed over within 14 days—a record turnaround praised by the community.
Umar Aloma, Director-General of the KMT BOND Team (PYM4KMT), emphasized, “Communities deserve action, not excuses.”
The Goni of Bututu Tsangaya lauded the unprecedented speed, stating, “No leader has matched this urgency in over 20 years of our existence.”
