Traditional leaders are urged by Katsina Emir to put peace and order first.

Emir of Katsina, Abdulmumini Kabir-Usman, urges traditional titleholders to reconsider their roles in maintaining law and order for peace, unity, and tranquillity.
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Alhaji Jabiru Tsauri, Governor Dikko Radda’s chief of staff, was also given the title of Lamidon Katsina by the emir, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.

In addition, Dujiman Katsina was turbaned by Abdullahi Aliyu, the APC representative for the Musawa and Matazu Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives.

The emir stated that one reason for the nation’s current security issues is the fact that many criminal cases go unpunished.

He urged locals to aid the state government in its endeavors by contributing to the different committees set up for graveyard management, peace and security, and Zakkat collecting.

“As leaders at all levels, you must reconsider your roles in upholding law and order, as the lack of punishment has contributed to the current situation in the country,” Kabir-Usman stated.

“I implore you to use your clout to help others, particularly the less fortunate. In the hereafter, Allah would reward and bless you more for doing this.

“You have a lot to offer the advancement of the nation and the state. All the obligations cannot fall on the shoulders of the government.

“As God has said, we must provide Zakkat to the poor, the needy, and the disabled. Please try your hardest to make people’s life better.

Majority Leader Alhassan Ado-Doguwa was the representative of Speaker of the House of Representatives Tajuddeen Abbas, according to NAN.

Ado-Doguwa, speaking on behalf of the Speaker, thanked the emir for granting the celebrants the chance to serve on the emirate council in remarks to media following the event.

 

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