Hon. Dabo Visits newly Appointed Emirs

From: Abubakar Hamza 

Yesterday, Hon. Ismail Haruna Dabo, the Member representing Toro Federal Constituency in Bauchi State, led a delegation of APC stakeholders, party executives, Haske Directorate officials, and constituents on a courtesy visit to congratulate three newly appointed Emirs in his constituency – the Emir of Jama’a, the Emir of Toro, and the Emir of Lame. The visit aimed to strengthen community ties and acknowledge the traditional leaders’ roles and promote peace throughout the region for development.

The delegation engaged in a fruitful and engaging discussion with the three Emirs, focusing on pressing issues such as security, infrastructure, and youth empowerment within Toro constituency. Hon. Dabo highlighted the government’s commitment to improving road networks, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions, while the Emirs pledged to mobilize their communities toward peace and cooperation. Both sides expressed optimism that collaborative efforts would foster sustainable development and strengthen the bond between traditional institutions and elected representatives.

In their separate remarks, the Emir of Jama’a praised the gesture, stating that unity among the emirates would bolster security and development. The Emir of Toro highlighted the importance of projects in agriculture and infrastructure to uplift his people. Meanwhile, the Emir of Lame emphasized peace and youth empowerment, urging the government to address banditry. All three expressed gratitude for the delegation’s support and pledged to work closely with Hon. Dabo’s office to realize aspirations.

The successful visit underscored the growing synergy between elected officials and traditional leaders in Bauchi State, a partnership that many believe can catalyze rapid socio‑economic advancement. Stakeholders announced plans to organize a joint forum later this year, aimed at reviewing progress on security, infrastructure, and youth employment. The forum will feature representatives from the state government, civil society, and development partners, ensuring a comprehensive approach to the region’s challenges for sustainable development and peace today.

Hon. Ismail Haruna Dabo concluded the visit by expressing gratitude to the Emirs for their warm reception and reassuring them of his unwavering support. He prayed that Allah grants the three royal highnesses continued wisdom, strength, and success in discharging their noble responsibilities. The delegation also wished the Emirs a prosperous tenure, hoping their leadership will inspire unity, progress, and lasting peace across Toro constituency and beyond for the benefit of all citizens in Nigeria.

The courtesy visit has been hailed as a milestone in strengthening the bond between Bauchi’s political leadership and its traditional institutions. Observers note that such collaborative engagements are vital for addressing the myriad challenges facing the state, from insecurity to economic stagnation. As the Emirs assume their new roles, many expect increased cooperation that will translate into tangible improvements in healthcare, education, and infrastructure, ultimately uplifting the lives of Toro’s residents and fostering lasting peace.

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