Politics in Nigeria is filled with different characters, little wonder that a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) delegate, Tanko Rossi Sabo, has shared all the money he made from the recent presidential primary of the party with his community in Sanga LGA of Kaduna state, www.totorinews.com reports.

Sabo was one of Kaduna delegates at the National Convention of the Peoples Democratic Party ( PDP) where former Vice President Atiku Abubakar emerged as presidential candidate of the opposition party.
During the campaign to be selected as a delegate, Sabo had promised to give back whatever monetary benefits he made to the community if elected.

Sabo gave a breakdown of how the money was disbursed. He said he paid N6.9 million as “WAEC and NECO examination fees for 150 orphans and the underprivileged.

He said N100,000 was given as logistics to the five-man committee set up to go round the schools and pay the examination fees. 

Sabo also said N3.2 million was spent on the purchase of 42 customised jerseys, including goal keepers’ outfits, socks and tracksuit for a football coach to promote the game among the youths in the area. 
He added that the PDP ward executives in the LGA were not left out as he gave them N1.3 million. 
He further said he spent N350,000 to support elders, women and “executive beggars known as maroka”, as well as one Danladi Janda with N100,000. 

Sabo added that he plans to extend the gesture to the youths in Dogon Daji, Gani communities as well as “samba boys” of Bokana.