The Super Eagles captain, Ahmed Musa, has donated N2 million to Army Day Secondary School, Bukavu Barrack, Kano.
This is contained in a statement in by Rilwanu Idris Malikawa, the Media Officer, Kano Pillars Football Club and made available to newsmen in Kano on Friday.
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He said that the donation was for the construction of a mosque in the school premises.
According to the statement, Musa made the donation when he visited the school after completing routine training at the barracks.
Malikawa said the 2013 AFCON winner also promised to provide furniture for the school.
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He charged the students to focus more on their studies and warned them against indulging in drug abuse and other social vices in order to be productive in the society.
The Super Eagles forward restated his determination to support any move that would promote Islamic and western education.
He expressed appreciation to the teachers in the school for providing quality education to the students and urged them to maintain the tempo.
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In his remarks, the Director of the school, Yusuf Sa’idu, the Super Eagles captain for the gesture and wished him Allah’s guidance in his career.
The director had earlier enumerated the numerous challenges the school is facing which included lack of toilets, furniture in some classrooms and mosque.
