Zamfara NURTW expends N3m for rehabilitation of Gusau central motor park juma'at mosque


From Aliyu Buhari Gusau

The National Union of Road Transport Workers, Zamfara state branch has spent the sum of three million Naira (N3Million) for the total  reconstruction and rehabilitation of new Jumu' at Mosque at Gusau Central Motor park. 

The State Chairman of the union "NURTW"  Alhaji Hamisu Kasuwar daji has said during the opening of the new Juma'at mosque named Imamu Malik Mosque at the park.

Alhaji Hamisu kasuwar daji stated that the project has been completed by the support of Zamfara state government under the leadership of governor Bello Mohammed Matawalle.

He lauded the efforts of the  State Government toward successful completion of the Mosque.

He appealed to Zamfara state government on the need to assist the union to fence the Mosque for effective security and safety of the worshipers.

Alhaji Hamisu Kasuwar daji thanked the relevant people who honored the invitation to attend the opening of ceremony of the new Juma'at Mosque in the central motor park.

According to him, the Mosque was built for over twenty years for five daily prayers and expressed appreciation for converting the it as Juma'at mosque in the park . 

He Commended the NURTW Executives and Members of the union for their Support and Contribution toward the Completion of the Mosque.

In his Speeches, Chairman Zakkat and endowment Bord Sheik Abubakar Sodangi, described converting the Mosque as Juma'at mosque as timely.

He called on members of the union to make use of the mosque in accordance with Islamic tenants.

In their Sprates remarks State Secretary NURTW, and Secretary Gusau Local Government Council, Alhaji Sulemain godel, and Alhaji Nura Umar appreciated the efforts of the NURTW officials towards ensuring that the Gusau central motor park got Juma'at mosque.








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