Emir of Kauru in Kaduna State His Highness Alhaji Zakari Ya’u Usman II has Urged for Vigilance and Collaboration Against Rising Insecurity in his Eid el Fitr Message to the people.
The Emir who stated this at his place in Kauru, expressed deep concern over the growing threat of kidnapping, theft of farm produce, and other social vices within his domain.
Alhaji Zakari Ya’u II lamented the adverse effects of these security challenges on the well-being and livelihoods of his subjects and called for concerted action to address them.
Highlighting the importance of community collaboration in tackling insecurity, he directed traditional title holders to liaise with local residents and security agencies to devise effective measures to curb the spread of these menaces.
His Royal highnesses Zakari Ya’u II stressed the need for vigilance and proactive engagement to safeguard the safety and security of the community.
In addition to addressing security concerns, the Emir underscore the significance of girls education, advocating for increased access to educational opportunities for girls in the region.
He emphasized the role of education in empowering individuals and driving socio-economic development.
Furthermore, the Emir explained the importance of peaceful coexistence among people of diverse backgrounds, stressing the need for unity and harmony within the community.
He also highlighted the importance of prioritizing healthcare initiatives to ensure the well-being of all residents.
Radio Nigeria reports that the Emir’s Eid el Fitr message reflects his commitment to addressing the pressing issues facing his domain while advocating for collaboration, education, peace, and health as fundamental pillars for progress and prosperity.
Similarly, the Secretary of the Emirate, Malam Muhammad Sani Suleiman (Dan buran Kauru), extended warm congratulations to the Emir of Kauru on the occasion of his three-year anniversary on the throne.
Dan buran Kauru’s message reflects the respect and appreciation for the Emir’s leadership and his contributions to the Emirate community during the past three years.
COV/YUSUF ZUBAIRU