House of Reps Speaker Abbas hails Emir of Zazzau on third anniversary

The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Abbas Tajudeen, has congratulated the Emir of Zazzau, Amb. Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli, on his third anniversary on the throne.

In a congratulatory message signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Musa Abdullahi Krishi, he said the royal father has been a blessing to the Zazzau Emirate since his ascension to the throne three years ago, just as he described him as an embodiment of peace and unity

Abbas, who is a prince in the Zazzau Emirate and holds the traditional title of Iyan Zazzau, expressed delight at how Emir Bamalli, who is the Chairman of the Kaduna State Council of Traditional Rulers, has been providing good leadership to the Zazzau Emirate of Kaduna State and the country at large.

โ€œI am delighted that our royal father has been an embodiment of peace and unity not only in the Zazzau Emirate but also in the entire country.

โ€œHis invaluable contributions to nation building through the traditional institutions are legion. I make bold to say that the Zazzau Emirate is lucky and blessed to have His Royal Highness as its Emir at this time,โ€ he said.

According to him, leaders like Emir Bamalli are needed in the society for peace, unity, growth and development of the people.

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