An-Najah Charity Initiative

11/06/2026

29/05/2026

29/05/2026

REPORT ON QURBAN MEAT DISTRIBUTION EXERCISE
Organized by Annajah Charity Initiative
Supported by Turkiyah Qurban Initiative

Introduction

Annajah Charity Initiative, with the generous support of the Turkiyah Qurban Initiative, successfully carried out a Qurban meat distribution exercise aimed at supporting patients and their caregivers in healthcare facilities within Gombe State.

The humanitarian activity formed part of the organization’s continuous commitment to reaching out to vulnerable individuals and spreading compassion, especially to those receiving medical care in hospitals.

Areas Covered

The distribution exercise was conducted at the following healthcare institutions:

Specialist Hospital Gombe

Zainab Bulkachuwa Women and Children Hospital

Nearly two hundred 200 pieces of spiced meat were distributed.

The exercise focused on ensuring that patients, their relatives, and other vulnerable persons within the hospital environment benefited from the Qurban meat distribution.

Participation of EXCO Members

The exercise witnessed the active participation and supervision of members of the Executive Council (EXCO) of Annajah Charity Initiative.

The activity was carried out by the key officials of the initiative including:

Secretary General

Financial Secretary

Assistant Secretary

Health Officer

Education Officer

PRO II

Other committed EXCO members especially Treasurer and Welfare Officers

Their presence demonstrated the organization’s dedication to transparency, accountability, and active community engagement during humanitarian activities.

Distribution Process

The distribution exercise was conducted peacefully and in an organized manner across the designated hospitals. Members of the team moved through different sections and wards to ensure that beneficiaries received the meat packages accordingly.

Beneficiaries expressed appreciation and gratitude for the kind gesture, noting that the support came at an important time and would greatly assist many families within the hospital environment.

Impact of the Exercise

The Qurban meat distribution brought smiles and relief to many patients and caregivers. Beyond the physical support provided, the exercise also reflected the values of compassion, sacrifice, unity, and community service promoted during the Qurban season.

The initiative further strengthened the relationship between Annajah Charity Initiative and the healthcare institutions visited, while encouraging the spirit of charity and support for those in need.

Appreciation

Annajah Charity Initiative sincerely appreciates the Turkiyah Qurban Initiative for their generous support and partnership in making the exercise successful. Appreciation also goes to all EXCO members, volunteers, and hospital management for their cooperation and commitment throughout the exercise.

Conclusion

The Qurban meat distribution exercise was successfully executed and achieved its intended objectives. Annajah Charity Initiative remains committed to sustaining humanitarian and charitable activities that positively impact lives and support vulnerable members of society.

Prepared by:
Annajah Charity Initiative

08/03/2026

*AN-NAJAH CHARITY INITIATIVE*

MINUTES OF COURTESY VISIT TO DR. JIBRIL USMAN MIKA'IL

*Date* : Sunday, 8th March 2026

*Venue* : Residence of Dr. Jibril Usman Mika'il

*Time* : 2pm to 3:15pm

*Visitors* : Excos team led by the Vice Chairman, Abubakar Bello.

*Opening*
A delegation of the Excos team from An-Najah Charity Initiative paid a courtesy visit to Dr. Jibril Usman Mika'il. The purpose of the visit was to introduce the initiative, brief him on its humanitarian activities, and formally request him to serve as the Patron of the Initiative.

*Briefing by the Team*
The team presented an overview of the mission, vision, and activities of the An-Najah Charity Initiative. Emphasis was placed on the initiative's humanitarian services, transparency in operations, and its outreach programs.

*Response by Dr. Jibril Usman Mika'il*
Dr. Jibril expressed appreciation for the efforts and dedication of the members of the initiative. He commended the team for their transparency and commitment to humanitarian service.
He particularly acknowledged the efforts of the Treasurer, Fatima Haruna Mamuda, whom he described as hardworking and dedicated to ensuring accountability within the initiative.
Dr. Jibril also mentioned that he had been following the activities of the initiative on Whatsapp platform and was impressed by the progress made so far.

*Acceptance of Patronship*
Dr. Jibril Usman Mika'il formally accepted the request to serve as the Patron of the Initiative. He further promised to actively participate in the activities of the group and support its programs, including making monthly financial contributions.

*Areas of Support Promised*
Dr. Jibril highlighted several areas where he and his foundation would collaborate with the initiative:
a. Cataract Surgery Program
He stated that his foundation would collaborate with the initiative to conduct cataract surgeries for patients in Gombe State, similar to a previous program carried out in Bauchi State where about 300 patients benefited from cataract surgery.
b. Eid-el Kabir (Qurban) Project
He promised to involve the initiative in the Qurban project during the upcoming Eid-el Kabir. Fresh meat would be provided to the team to prepare and distribute to patients in hospitals as part of charitable outreach.
c. Scholarship Opportunities
Dr. Jibril also informed the team about scholarship opportunities to study in Turkey. He promised to share the scholarship application link with the initiative. He further explained that outstanding students for these scholarships will be selected, and it covers various degree programs including medical courses. Exceptional candidates may also receive sponsorship for Masters and PhD programs after completing their undergraduate studies.

*Advice to Members*
Dr. Jibril advised members of the initiative to maintain patience and unity among themselves, emphasizing the importance of being patient with one another while working together for the success and sustainability of the Initiative.

*Closing*
The meeting ended with mutual appreciation and encouragement. A group photograph was taken with Dr. Jibril Usman Mika'il, after which members of the delegation departed to their respective destinations.

Prepared by:*
An-Najah Charity Initiative.

07/03/2026

Report on the First Session of JAMB Training
An-Najah Tutorial Classes

Date: Today Saturday 7th March, 2026

Venue: ICT Centre, Pantami Primary School

Introduction

Today marked the successful commencement of the JAMB preparation training organized by An-Najah Tutorial Classes at the ICT Centre of Pantami Primary School. The session was designed to introduce students to the Computer-Based Test (CBT) environment used in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examinations.
The aim of the training is to equip students with the necessary skills and confidence required to perform well in their upcoming examinations by exposing them to practical exam conditions.

Training Activities

During the session, students were given the opportunity to interact directly with computers and practice answering questions in a simulated JAMB examination environment. This provided them with a real-time experience similar to what they will encounter during the actual examination.
The training covered several important aspects, including:
Familiarization with the CBT system: Students learned how to log in, navigate through questions, and select answers using the computer.

Time management during exams: Students practiced answering questions within a specified time limit to help them manage time effectively during the real exam.
Understanding the exam interface: They were shown how to move between questions, review answers, and submit their responses.
Building confidence: By experiencing the CBT format firsthand, students became more comfortable with the technology and exam structure.

Students’ Experience

Many of the students expressed excitement and appreciation for the opportunity to practice in a real computer-based testing environment. For several of them, this was their first time experiencing a system similar to the one used in the actual JAMB examination.
The session helped to reduce anxiety about the examination process, as students now have a clearer understanding of how the exam will be conducted.

Conclusion

The first session of the JAMB training at An-Najah Tutorial Classes was highly productive and impactful. By providing students with a realistic examination experience, the program has taken an important step toward preparing them academically and technically for their forthcoming JAMB examinations.

An-Najah Tutorial Classes remains committed to supporting students through continuous training, practice sessions, and academic guidance to ensure they are fully prepared and confident ahead of their exams.