Arc Aminu Dabo Visits Injured Former Dambatta LG Vice Chairman, Musa Sani, Prays for Speedy Recovery.
By Bala Salihu Dawakin Kudu
Northern Bureau Chief
September 15, 2026
Former Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Arc Aminu Dabo, has paid a sympathy visit to the former Vice Chairman of Dambatta Local Government Area, Hon. Musa Sani Adamu, popularly known as “DDN Container,” who has been recuperating at home following a serious knee injury sustained during a football training session.
The visit by Arc Dabo, who is also the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Dambatta/Makoda Local Government Caucus Committee, was aimed at expressing solidarity with the former local government vice chairman and offering prayers for his complete and speedy recovery.
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Hon. Musa Sani sustained the injury to his left knee several months ago during a football practice session in Dambatta town. The injury has temporarily affected his ability to stand and walk properly, although his condition has continued to improve as he recuperates at his residence in Salanta GRA Quarters, adjacent to the Federal Housing Estate in the Sharada area of Kano.
Speaking during the visit, Arc Aminu Dabo expressed sympathy with Hon. Musa Sani and wished him a quick and complete recovery.
He prayed to Allah (SWT) to restore his health fully and protect him from any future occurrence of such an unfortunate incident.
Arc Dabo also used the occasion to encourage the injured politician to remain patient and optimistic throughout the recovery process, stressing the importance of prayers, medical attention and support from family, friends and well-wishers during periods of health challenges.
Responding, Hon. Musa Sani Adamu expressed profound appreciation to Arc Aminu Dabo for taking time out of his busy schedule to personally visit him and demonstrate concern for his condition.
He said the support and prayers he had continued to receive from political associates, friends, family members and other well-wishers had given him considerable encouragement during the difficult period.
According to him, the injury has not been an easy experience, particularly because it occurred during what was supposed to be a routine football training exercise.
He, however, expressed gratitude to Allah for the gradual improvement in his condition and thanked everyone who had visited, called or prayed for him since the incident occurred.
Hon. Musa Sani, who is fondly called “DDN Container” by his admirers and political associates, assured his numerous supporters that he remained hopeful of making a full recovery and returning to his normal activities.
Also present during the visit was Hon. Surajo Harisu Dambatta, a former member of the House of Representatives who represented the Dambatta/Makoda Federal Constituency on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Hon. Surajo Harisu led a special prayer for Hon. Musa Sani, asking Allah to strengthen him, accelerate his recovery and grant him complete restoration of his health.
The visit also underscored the long-standing spirit of friendship, political solidarity and human compassion among stakeholders in Dambatta and Makoda, where political differences have often been set aside during moments of personal challenges.
Arc Aminu Dabo, who is also the proprietor of the Aminu Dabo College of Health Sciences and Technology (AD-COHST) and Aminu Dabo College of Nursing Sciences (AD-CONS), was accompanied on the visit by Malam Zakari Auwal Ibrahim, an Administrative Officer; Prince Eric, Head of Department (DOP); Hon. Fahd A. Dabo, former Special Adviser to the Kano State Governor; and Hon. Garba Zakiru, a prominent APC stalwart from Dambatta Local Government Area.
The delegation wished Hon. Musa Sani continued improvement and prayed that he would soon regain full mobility and return to his normal social, political and community engagements.
The sympathy visit was widely seen as a demonstration of the importance of compassion and solidarity, particularly when individuals and communities are confronted with unexpected health challenges.
DemocracyNewslineNewspaper, September 15, 2026
