In a significant move towards strengthening traditional governance and fostering peace across Adamawa State, Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has met with newly appointed traditional rulers to discuss their pivotal roles in grassroots administration.
Taking to his official X handle, Governor Fintiri announced, “Today, I met with our newly appointed traditional rulers to discuss their vital role in fostering peace, security, and grassroots governance. Their coronation dates have been set, marking a new chapter of inclusive leadership for our Emirates and Chiefdoms.”
The meeting underscored the governor’s commitment to reinforcing the symbiotic relationship between the state government and traditional institutions, which are seen as critical to sustaining harmony and stability within local communities.
Governor Fintiri emphasized the indispensable role of traditional rulers as custodians of culture, mediators in conflicts, and pillars of community leadership. He highlighted that their contributions to addressing security challenges and enhancing development at the grassroots level cannot be overstated.
The announcement of coronation dates for the new rulers signals the beginning of a fresh era in the state’s traditional governance structure, which is expected to promote inclusivity and enhance collaboration between the state and its various emirates and chiefdoms.
As Adamawa State continues to face evolving challenges, including security concerns and economic development, the governor’s engagement with traditional rulers marks a proactive approach to ensuring a united front in addressing these issues. This bold step reaffirms his administration’s dedication to empowering local governance structures as agents of peace and progress.
The coronation ceremonies are anticipated to be grand events that will not only celebrate the ascension of the new leaders but also solidify their mandate to serve their communities with dedication and integrity.
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