Mr. Q Sponsored Awards for the Top 16 BECE Students in Daboya/Mankarigu Constituency



We are deeply grateful to announce Hon. Mr Q's remarkable initiative in sponsoring awards for the top 16 BECE students in the Daboya-Mankarigu Constituency. This noble gesture is not only a celebration of academic excellence but also a powerful motivation for our young learners to aspire higher and commit themselves to their studies.


By recognizing and rewarding hard work and dedication, Hon. Mr Q has once again demonstrated his unwavering commitment to the future of our children and the development of education in our constituency. This initiative will go a long way in inspiring others while also creating a legacy of empowerment through education.

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