Nigeria lawmaker, Honourable Yusuf Gagdi who is the House of Representatives Committee Chairman on Nigerian Navy is currently trending on the social media after he gifted his daughter a multi million naira worth SUV car following her graduation from secondary school at Lead British International School in Abuja.
The car gift has drawn many attention on the internet just as many Nigerians are calling for mass protest against the government to demand an end to hunger in the country which many said they are currently facing hardship due to high cost of living and scarcity of funds to many families in the country.
The lawmaker who is a member of the House of Representatives at the country National Assembly from Plateau State, Yusuf Gagdi, gifted his daughter, Aisha Gagdi the brand new Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) as a gift for her excellency performance upon her graduation from secondary school, at Lead British International School in Abuja on Saturday.
Aisha was said to have been excellent in her Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations, UTME and in celebration of the feat, her father surprised her with the luxury vehicle
Honourable Yusuf Gagdi who shared photographs of his appearance at the Lead British International School graduation ceremony across his social media handles on Saturday, said and in quote thus:
“Today, I attended my amazing daughter’s graduation ceremony. Watching you, my dear daughter, walk across that stage fills my heart with immense pride and love.
“I celebrate your achievements and the strength you’ve shown. Here’s to a future filled with endless possibilities and happiness. Congratulations, my shining star!”
In another post, Honourable Yusuf Gagdi said he gifted ₦3 million to all the top best graduating secondary school students and teachers in the school at the event.
“An incredible day at Lead British International School Abuja’s graduation ceremony! Emphasized the importance of focus and commitment for a bright future ahead.
Delighted to make a significant donation of ₦3 million Naira to top students and dedicated staff to encouraged academic excellence”, the lawmaker said.