In a remarkable display of commitment to public service, Honourable Daniel Madika, councillor representing Numan Ward Two, has hit the ground running less than 24 hours after his swearing-in ceremony.
Madika visited Numan II and John Hold Primary Schools, donating essential writing materials to support the education sector.
The councillor’s philanthropic gesture has received widespread commendation from elders, school heads, and teachers, who praised his leadership foresight and dedication to education.
Elder Damisa John described the donation as “one of its kind,” while Elder Phinehas Ferdinand hailed Madika as “God-sent” to the people of Numan and Adamawa State.
Madika’s donation included materials for lesson plans, dozens of chalk, pencils, textbooks, and exercise books for pupils. He emphasized his passion for education and commitment to working in the interest of the local government area, supporting the newly elected chairman to drive progress in Numan.
