In a heartfelt message, Vice-President Kashim Shettima has urged his friends and well-wishers to forego traditional advertisements in newspapers and television channels for his upcoming 57th birthday celebration. Born on September 2, 1966, Shettima expressed his gratitude for the warm wishes and sentiments he has received over the years, emphasizing the joy they’ve brought him.
However, this year, the vice-president is taking a different approach. In a statement released on Thursday, he called on his supporters to celebrate his birthday in a more meaningful manner. Shettima suggested that instead of spending money on adverts, well-wishers direct those resources towards charitable causes.
“In the spirit of responsible resource management and responsive governance that our nation upholds, I kindly request that you consider a different form of celebration. Let’s divert our collective efforts toward a more noble cause,” Shettima stated. He proposed that the funds intended for advertisements be donated to charity organizations working towards the betterment of society.
Shettima’s appeal resonates with the principle of creating a more humane and functional world. By encouraging his supporters to contribute to charity, he aligns his birthday celebration with the larger goal of fostering positive change within the community.
As the anniversary of his birth approaches, Vice-President Shettima’s message serves as an inspiring reminder of the power of collective action and the potential for impactful change through thoughtful giving.
