The office of the Wunti Al-Khair Foundation (WAKF) hosted a courtesy visit from the Sarkin Kasuwan Wunti (Wunti Market Chief) and his entourage, who came to familiarize themselves with the Foundation’s leadership and explore avenues for collaboration in community development initiatives.
During the visit, the Sarkin Kasuwa commended the Foundation’s impactful interventions across Bauchi State — particularly in education, youth empowerment, and humanitarian outreach. He emphasized the need for synergy between traditional market leadership and development organizations like WAKF, noting that such partnerships can enhance grassroots impact and social inclusion.
“The Wunti Market community recognizes and appreciates the life-changing work your Foundation is doing,” the Sarkin Kasuwa said. “We are here to identify with your vision and to seek ways we can be included in your programs — especially those that uplift traders, women, and young people at the community level.”
In his remarks, the Foundation’s Director of Programs, Mr. Mustapha Ango, welcomed the visit as a sign of unity and collective responsibility. He expressed the Foundation’s readiness to strengthen collaboration with community leaders and market associations to expand the reach of its social initiatives.
“Our mission thrives on partnerships that connect us directly with the people,” he stated. “The traditional institutions are vital bridges to the grassroots, and we look forward to working closely with the Wunti Market leadership to deliver more inclusive and sustainable interventions.”
The visit concluded with interactive discussions on possible areas of cooperation, and a group photograph to mark the occasion.
The Wunti Al-Khair Foundation continues to position itself as a catalyst for social change through education, health, empowerment, and humanitarian support — with community engagement remaining central to its philosophy.
