How Kwankwaso & Ganduje's Tussle Led To The Death Of Int'l Student Studying In India

According to a Facebook user IG Wala who shared the photos/story,Kwankwaso and Ganduje’s political tussle led to the death of a Kano state student studying in India.He wrote……

‘I wish to call on the attention of Kano State Civil Society Forums and other related bodies to kindly investigate the allegation surrounding the death of Tijjani Malam Tijjani who was laid to rest on the 18th June, 2016 as a result of non payment of his scholarship and hospital bill being an international student under the previous Administration of Kwankwaso. It is highly speculated that the Ganduje Administration has abandoned most of the international students to their fate. This was as a result of the political tussle between him and Kwankwaso. 




It was reported that, “this innocent promising young man from kano state who was sponsored by the former kano state government but the present government refuse to pay their tuition fee and all other allowances. This guys are in various countries overseas suffering. This boy in particular had accident in India and the school authority give him all the necessary support and sent for the state government to carry on from were they stop .The state government decline to do so based on political tussle which lead to the death of the guy in question. The guy was from a very poor home and his parents cant fit the bills. Please we need social media outcry to save the other students outside the country”.
We all have the responsibility to call our politicians and leaders to order. Let this matter be investigated and appropriate actions be taken to forestall similar occurrence. 
IF TRULY GOVERNOR GANDUJE DECLINED TO HONOUR SUCH RESPONSIBILITIES, HE DESERVE NO RESPECT FROM EVERY SANE CITIZEN PARTICULARLY, THE STUDENTS OF KANO STATE THAT ARE HOME AND ABROAD. 
For patriots on social media, kindly share this to help escalate this post to prick the conscience of those saddled with responsibility of this type in Kano and other states’.