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Governor Gifts Four Traditional Rulers Brand New Land Cruiser In Kebbi

Governor Gifts Four Traditional Rulers Brand New Land Cruiser In Kebbi | Daily Report Nigeria
  • Four traditional rulers have been gifted brand new exotic cars by the governor of Kebbi state.

  • The keys to the brand new cars were presented to the emirs in Birnin Kebbi by the governor, Nasir Idris.

The governor of Kebbi state, Nasir Idris has recognized the importance of traditional rulers in the state as he gives a gift to the four First Class Emirs in the state.

The governor gave a brand new Toyota Land Cruiser each to the traditional rulers: Emir of Gwandu, Alhaji Muhammadu Iliyasu-Bashar; the Emir of Argungu, Alhaji Sama’ila Muhammad-Mera; the Emir of Yauri, Dr Muhammad Zayyanu-Abdullahi; and the Emir of Zuru, Alhaji Muhammad Sani-Sami.

 

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He noted that this was to appreciate them for their role as facilitators of peace, security and development in the society.

He said;

“Your Royal Highnesses, my administration recognises the importance of all institutions. The government has given new vehicles to members of the House of Assembly, Commissioners, Security Services, and Chairmen of Boards, Departments and Agencies for optimal operation.

 

“Today, we are tackling our royal fathers’ transportation problems, because you have been riding in old vehicles.

 

“Morally speaking, as a government, we know what traditional rulers are doing nationwide in contributing to peace and stability among communities. We must be alert to our responsibility. We uphold the high esteem of traditional institutions as foundation for social cohesion.

“The vehicles presented to the emirs are exactly the same as what the governor is riding. This is to preserve the sanctity of the royal fathers.

 

“Wherever you go with the vehicles, you will be recognised with honour as first Class Emirs from Kebbi.”

 

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“We rely on them as problem solvers; traditional institutions are of paramount importance in societal growth and prosperity,” the governor addes said.

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