Mr Idris took the last flight to join other pilgrims to perform this year’s hajj.
No fewer than three missing Nigerian pilgrims have been rescued by the Kebbi government officials (KGOs) in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
“It is important for us to come together to support vulnerable citizens with sympathy, benevolence and compassion.’’
The governor said he felt sad anytime he came to Zuru because the three roads linking the town to other places were an eyesore.
“I intend to put Kebbi in the first category with the best welfare for the workforce,” the governor said.
The governor was part of a delegation of the Nigerian governors participating in the event.
The prosecutor, Chinedu Ogada, told the court that Ali Zuma arrested Mr Idris on March 17 and took him to the police at Zuba, also in the FCT.
The commissioner said the gesture was a demonstration of magnanimity by the governor in the spirit of Ramadan.
The governor commended the corps for its contribution to securing lives and property of people in the state.
Mr Idris made the donation on Thursday.Â
