Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe State has reiterated his administration’s unwavering commitment to promoting peace, unity, and cultural preservation as essential pillars for sustainable development and social harmony across the state.
The governor made this known during the World Ngizim Day Celebration held at the historic Emir’s Palace in Potiskum. The event brought together traditional rulers, government officials, cultural groups, and citizens in a vibrant showcase of Ngizim culture and identity.
Represented by the Commissioner for Wealth Creation, Empowerment, and Employment Generation, Alhaji Aji Alhaji Yerima Bularafa, Governor Buni commended the Ngizim people for their unity, discipline, and valuable contributions to peace and development in Yobe State.
He described culture as a priceless bond that strengthens social cohesion, emphasizing that his administration remains dedicated to promoting mutual respect, cultural harmony, and inclusive governance.
Delivering the governor’s message, Hon. Bularafa highlighted the importance of cultural events like World Ngizim Day in fostering communal ties, tolerance, and cooperation among Yobe’s diverse ethnic groups.
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He urged the Ngizim community to continue preserving their heritage while embracing education, entrepreneurship, and self-reliance as tools for growth and prosperity.
The colorful celebration featured traditional dances, music, and award presentations recognizing individuals who have contributed significantly to the progress of the Ngizim Nation and the state.
Participants praised Governor Buni’s inclusive leadership style, describing him as a leader who views culture as a vital instrument for peace and social progress. Many noted that his administration has strengthened unity, stability, and community pride across Yobe.
In a show of appreciation, the Ngizim community reaffirmed their loyalty and pledged continued support for Governor Buni’s vision of a peaceful, united, and culturally vibrant Yobe State.
