Good Leadership: House of reps member Lado Suleja stops on the roadside and distributes money to elderly people and children

Again, member representing Suleja, Tafa and Gurara at the Federal House of Representatives Hon. Lado Suleja, shows his exemplary good Leadership style, as he stopped on roadside to distribute money and other valuable items to elderly people and children.

Hon. Lado Suleja displayed this kind gesture on his way to Kangiwa village in Kebbi state.

The Niger state legislator is well-know for his zeal and determination in helping people especially vulnerable ranging from elderly people, people with disability and children.

The people benefited from the humanitarian service lauded the efforts of Hon. Lado Suleja and prayed for his success in the forthcoming 2023 general elections.

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