Fintiri offers advice to traditional rulers on how to end insurgency

Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of the state of Adamawa presented the office staff to the new 1st Class Chief of Lunguda Kingdom, Mr. Kuruhaye Dishon II, with a call that he and his traditional fellow leaders can do a lot to curb crime by adequately curbing their people. accompany
While handing over staff to Kuruhaye Dishon, an act that made Kuruhaye the 17th Kwandi Nunguraya in the local government of Guyuk, Fintiri said that traditional rulers as cultural administrators play an important role in mobilizing their people toward meaningful people economic enterprises.

Fintiri who spoke at the ceremony in Guyuk, a city and LGA south of the state, about 16 hours after Boko destroyed Haram Garkida in the northern part of the state, emphasized that the authorities need the role that traditional leaders can play in rebellion to tackle and other antisocial acts.

The governor begged the people themselves to prevent idleness, which he said produces activities such as kidnapping, armed bandits, rustling cattle, conflicts between farmer and shepherd, rebellion and similar other traits.

At the ceremony held at Dishon Dansanda Square in Guyuk, Governor Fintiri congratulated the kingmakers and the people of Lunguda for the show of maturity and understanding shown during the selection of the new Kwandi Nunguraya to fill the vacuum created by the demise of the 16th Kwandi Nungurya.

In response, the new Kwandi Nunguraya, Kuruhaye Dishon Dansanda II, said his installation by the governor meant the end of the activities prescribed by the custom for the ascension of the Lunguda kingdom.

He called on all Lunguda sons and daughters to unite in attempts to build the country as an egalitarian community.

The 17th Kwandi Nunguraya, Kuruhaye Dishon Dansanda II, graduated in Business Management from Modibbo Adama University of Technology Yola, was born on October 12, 1974 at Pastor Dishon Dansanda who ruled as the 13th Kwandi Nunguraya of Lunguda Land before he died.