The Uba Sani Dual 4 Movement, led by the Director-General of KADRARA, Engr. Zubairu Abubakar, has donated textbooks to pupils of LGEA Primary School, Gwargwaje, located within the Old Police Barracks in Zaria.
The textbooks were formally presented to the school’s Headmaster by members of the Dual 4 team, representing Abubakar, for onward distribution to pupils from less privileged homes.
Speaking during the presentation, members of the team said the intervention was aimed at ensuring that no child was denied access to education because of inability of parents or guardians to afford essential learning materials.
They said the initiative was also designed to boost pupils’ morale, encourage hard work and enable them to remain focused on their academic pursuits.
The gesture was welcomed by teachers and residents of the area, who described it as timely and beneficial to the pupils.
They prayed for Allah to reward Abubakar for his contribution to education and service to the people of Zaria, while urging other individuals and organisations to support similar initiatives.
The team said the Dual 4 Movement would continue with its interventions across schools, stressing that the campaign was focused on supporting pupils and improving access to learning materials.

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