The Kano Network for Orphans and Human Development had expressed deep grieve over the death of Alh. Mukhtar Yahya Bashir, a retired Assistant Controller of Customs and a passionate philanthropist.
Alhaji Bashir passed away on December 4, 2024, in Egypt after battling a long illness.
Alh. Bashir’s dedication to improving the lives of orphans and vulnerable children in Kano State was evident through his numerous contributions to the organization. His efforts included providing a dedicated vehicle for orphan services, establishing a Tahfeez school for orphans, and initiating an annual feeding program that has supported many children in need.
The Kano Network for Orphans and Human Development expressed deep gratitude for Alh. Bashir’s invaluable impact on the community. “His selfless work has made a lasting difference in the lives of many vulnerable children, and his legacy will continue to inspire us as we carry on his mission,” the organization stated.
In a statement, the Chairman of the organization, Comrade Adam Umar, described Alh. Bashir’s passing as a great loss to the orphans’ community in Kano State. “His dedication to the well-being of orphans and his unwavering commitment to their care will be remembered forever,” Umar said.
The Kano Network for Orphans and Human Development has asked for prayers for the soul of Alh. Bashir and for strength for his family during this difficult time. The organization also extended its condolences to his family, friends, and all who were touched by his charitable work.
As the community grieves, Alh. Yahya Bashir’s legacy of compassion and generosity will continue to inspire efforts to support vulnerable children in Kano and beyond.