Dan Malikin Pali: Hon. Danjuma Inuwa AIB, Jagoran Ci Gaba da Kyautata Rayuwar Al’umma



Hon. Danjuma Inuwa AIB, wanda aka fi sani da Dan Malikin Pali, na daga cikin fitattun jagororin da suka yi fice wajen hidimtawa al’umma da kishin cigaban yankinsu. Mutum ne mai hangen nesa, tawali’u da kuma jajircewa wajen tallafawa matasa, mata da marasa galihu domin inganta rayuwarsu.


A tsawon shekaru, Dan Malikin Pali ya kasance abin koyi ga masu neman shugabanci nagari, inda ya nuna cewa shugabanci ba mulki ba ne kawai, illa hidima ce ga jama’a. Halayensa na gaskiya, rikon amana da kusanci da talakawa sun sa yake samun karɓuwa a zukatan mutane daga sassa daban-daban.


Al’umma da dama na kallonsa a matsayin jagoran da ke da ƙwarewa, hangen nesa da kuma kishin cigaban yankin Pali da ma jihar gaba ɗaya. Gudummawar da yake bayarwa wajen bunƙasa ilimi, ƙarfafa matasa da tallafa wa masu ƙaramin ƙarfi na ci gaba da zama abin alfahari ga al’ummarsa.


Lallai, Hon. Danjuma Inuwa AIB (Dan Malikin Pali) suna ne da ya zamo alamar nagarta, hidima da kuma fatan samun kyakkyawar makoma ga al’umma.
 

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