Emir of Kagara Calls on Stakeholders to Return Home to Enhance Development
By YM Bina
The Emir of Kagara, Malam Ahmed Garba Gunna, Attahiru II, has called on all stakeholders and indigenes of Kagara Emirate in Rafi Local Government Area of Niger State, to come home and unite to build a better, safer and developed Kagara Emirate.
The Emir made the appeal when he received on a courtesy visit, members and leadership of Rafi Development Foundation RDF, at his Palace in Kagara on Sunday.
Malam Ahmad Garba Gunna, admonished all and sundry to cultivate the habit of understanding and respecting the views of each other in order to forgive the shortcomings of all that offended one another.
The Emir lamented that the Emirate is lagging behind in terms of social and political developments, further appealing to all stakeholders, particularly residents outside to come home and contribute their quota towards the development of the Emirate.
Ealier in his remarks, leader of the delegation, who is also the interim chairman of the Foundation, Malam Ibrahim Ahmed Ushama, who is also the Sarkin Yakin Kagara, highlighted the Foundation’s aims and objectives stating that the Foundation has been registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission. one of the key and cardinal objective was to bring together sons and daughters of Kagara Emirate under one umbrella in order to achieve mass development of the area.
The Commissioner, Ministry of Humanitarian and Disaster Management, Ibrahim Ahmed Inga, who is a member of the prestigious Rafi Development Foundation, stated that his first assignment was to appoint the Council Chairman, Usman Ayuba Katako, as the liaison chairman to maintain close collaboration with the Foundation.
Members of the Foundation took their turn to express their gratitude at the warm reception accorded to them by the Emir promising that they will work hard as citizens and stakeholders of the Emirate to see to the re-upbringing and development in partnership with the Emirate Council, State and the Federal Government as well as look for development partners from both national and international.













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