**Katsina State Governor Calls on the Wealthy to Give Back to the Less Privileged** As the holy month of Ramadan continues to bring hope and blessings to our nation, the Governor of Katsina State, Dikko Radda, has urged the wealthy residents of the state to step up their humanitarian services to those in need. Speaking at a Ramadan Feeding Program organised by the Naufal Ahmad Development Foundation, the governor emphasized the importance of giving back to the community, especially during this sacred period. "The blessings of Almighty Allah are numerous, but they are often reserved for those who show kindness and compassion to others," Governor Radda said. He reminded the wealthy individuals in the state that death can strike at any moment, and it is essential to do good deeds before it's too late. By showing empathy and generosity, the governor encouraged the wealthy to create a positive impact on the lives of the poor, orphans, and vulnerable households. The governor commended the efforts of the Naufal Ahmad Development Foundation, which has been providing assistance to over 1,600 persons in the state capital. He urged other well-meaning individuals to follow suit and support their brothers and sisters in need. By doing so, they will not only earn rewards from Allah but also create a positive legacy for themselves. The Chairman of the Naufal Ahmad Development Foundation, Naufal Ahmad, also highlighted the importance of charity and kindness in Islam. He encouraged others to emulate the foundation's efforts and support those in need. As he said, "Whenever you give out, you will certainly get more, and your wealth multiplies." In Nigeria, where inequality and poverty are significant challenges, the governor's call to action is a timely reminder of the importance of giving back to the community. By showing compassion and generosity, the wealthy can create a positive impact on the lives of the poor and vulnerable, and also attract blessings from Almighty Allah.