Jam’iyyatu Ansariddeen (Attijjaniyya), an Islamic group, has donated clothes, detergents, and N3.9 million in cash to victims of the recent drone misfire in Tudun Biri village, Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
The donation, led by Sheikh Abdul’ahad Ibrahim-Niass, chairman of NIASSE International Foundation, was distributed to victims receiving treatment at the 44 Nigerian Army Hospital and Barau Dikko Teaching Hospital.
Alhaji Al-Qasim Yahaya, the group’s national secretary, stated that the gesture aimed to support their members and others affected by the tragedy.
“This donation is part of our efforts to improve the living conditions of the victims devastated by the recent drone misfire,” Yahaya said.
The group offered condolences to families who lost loved ones in the incident and urged the Nigerian Army to re-evaluate its rules of engagement for drone deployments.
“Improved training and education of military personnel regarding human rights and protecting civilian lives is crucial,” Yahaya added.
The donation included 150 wrappers for women, 100 gowns for men, ready-made clothes, slippers, detergents, and cash assistance for 100 victims.
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