Milo, a product of Nestlé Nigeria, has commenced a 30-day Ramadan gifting campaign across communities in northern Nigeria to support families during the holy month.
Governor Mohammed Bago has expressed concern over the displacement of Niger residents by bandits.
The beneficiaries included orphaned mothers, IDPs, and other vulnerable individuals across Sokoto.
The deputy governor described the fasting period as vital to building a better nation.
Mr Lawal encouraged the faithful to soften their hearts, sharpen their conscience and elevate their character in pursuit of Allah’s mercy.
Mr Adeyemi said, “We want to call attention of the government that tax should not be paid on charitable property.”
According to him, the items comprised millet, guinea corn, maize, and rice.
Mr Adeleke said the adjustment was intended to support workers during the fasting season.
The wife of the vice-president, Nana Shettima, has urged Nigerians to embrace unity, compassion and peaceful coexistence following the simultaneous start of Ramadan and Lent.
The Sir Ahmadu Bello Memorial Foundation has extended warm greetings to Christians and Muslims as they commenced the sacred observances of Lent and Ramadan.
