From: Daure David
Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State hosted Emirs and traditional titleholders from across the state to an Iftar (fast-breaking) gathering at the Government House, marking the second day of the Ramadan fasting period.
The gathering, attended by prominent emirs, chiefs, and other traditional leaders, was a moment of unity and reflection as the holy month of Ramadan continued. The Governor extended his gratitude to the traditional leaders for their steadfast support and contributions to the growth and success of his administration.
Speaking at the event, Governor Mohammed commended the traditional leaders for their role in fostering peace, unity, and development across the state. He acknowledged their constant partnership in his administration's quest to address key challenges in the state and improve the living standards of the people.
"I am deeply grateful for your continued support and prayers, which have been instrumental in the success of my administration. Together, we have made progress, but there is still much to be done. The spirit of Ramadan, a time for reflection and community, reminds us of our shared responsibility to serve the people with sincerity and dedication," Governor Mohammed said.
The Governor also took the opportunity to highlight his administration’s efforts to improve infrastructure, healthcare, and education in Bauchi, emphasizing that his government would continue working to create a better future for all residents.
The Emirs and traditional chiefs, in their responses, expressed appreciation for the Governor’s leadership and vision, commending his commitment to inclusive governance and development. They assured the Governor of their continuous prayers for peace and prosperity in Bauchi State.
The Iftar event was a demonstration of Governor Mohammed’s ongoing efforts to foster strong relations between the traditional institution and the state government. It also provided a platform for the exchange of ideas on further enhancing collaboration for the well-being of the people.
As the holy month of Ramadan progresses, the Governor called on all citizens of Bauchi to embrace the values of compassion, charity, and solidarity, which are central to the teachings of Islam.
The evening concluded with prayers for the state’s continued peace and prosperity, as well as for the successful completion of the fasting period.
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