**Ramadan Relief: APC Leader Empowers Borno Residents Amid Holy Month** As the Holy month of Ramadan Kareem gets underway, a show of kindness and generosity is being witnessed in Borno state. Hon. Ali Bukar Dalori, Deputy National Chairman (North) of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has launched a relief initiative to support households and distressed families in the state. In a move that reflects his commitment to inclusivity, Dalori has distributed 2,000 bags of rice and 1,000 bags of sugar to communities in Konduga Local Government. The gesture, worth millions of naira, aims to ease the burden on families during the Ramadan period. In addition to the food items, a ₦18.7 million package has been set aside to enable beneficiaries purchase essential condiments and settle pressing demands. This initiative is not just a one-off act of kindness, but a routine gesture that aims to complement the efforts of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Vice-President Senator Kashim Shettima, Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno state, and other stakeholders who have continued to show generosity to the people of Borno. Dalori's philosophy of inclusivity means that beneficiaries cut across party and ethnic lines, with members of any political party or ethnic group being eligible to receive assistance, as long as they are in need. The APC leader has emphasized the importance of unity and compassion during this Holy month, urging the Muslim Ummah to pray for the restoration of peace in Borno and Nigeria as a whole. His gesture has been hailed by beneficiaries and well-wishers alike, with many praising his commitment to supporting the people of Borno at all times of need. In a state that has been ravaged by years of conflict, initiatives like this are a beacon of hope for many residents. As we navigate the challenges of the post-insurgency era, it is heartening to see leaders like Dalori putting the needs of others first. This Ramadan relief initiative is a testament to the power of kindness and generosity, and a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope for a brighter future.