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Sardauna's Virtues Will Solve Today's Challenges, Says Foundation

Abuja — The Ahmadu Bello Memorial Foundation (ABMF) yesterday said the many problems facing the country can only be solved using the examples set by the late Premier of Northern Nigeria Sir Ahmadu Bello. Full Article at AllAfrica.com

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  1. The Sardauna never allowed religion to overshadow his administration. Although he was a good practising Muslim, he also recognised that there were other people of a different faith, like Christians. The Sardauna did not deny the Christians their rights, as was being done now in some states in the north.
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