News Central reporter Umaru Kirawa has been honoured for his outstanding community service and nominated as an Ambassador of the National Military Widows Association in collaboration with the National Mine Action Centre (NMAC).
The Borno State Coordinator of the National Military Widows Association, Hajiya Adama Ngorgi, alongside the National Coordinator of the National Mine Action Centre (NMAC), Dr. Mohammed Dagoza Umate, presented the official nomination certificate to Kirawa during a ceremony held at the NMAC headquarters in Maiduguri.
The letter reads “This distinguished nomination is made in recognition of your exemplary commitment to community development, your demonstrated concern for the welfare of others, and your consistent willingness to support initiatives that foster unity, peace, mutual assistance, dignity, and the well-being of military families.
The letter further reads, “your dedication to causes that strengthen communities and promote collective responsibility reflects the values and aspirations of MIWA.
” We are therefore confident that your presence and voice as an Ambassador will contribute meaningfully to advancing the Association’s mission, strengthening public engagement, and inspiring greater support for the welfare and empowerment of military families.”
Umaru Yakubu Kirawa has also been appointed over the years as Peace Advocate and Ambassador for Nigeria Association of Computing Students, Borno State Chapter recently.
