From Olanrewaju Lawal, Birnin Kebbi
Wife of the Kebbi State Governor Hajiya Zainab Nasir Idris has been conferred with two traditional titles as part of her recognition for her service to unite the people in the state.
Press Secretary to the Governor’s Wife Hajiya Khadija Saadu confirmed this in a statement made available to newsmen in Birnin Kebbi.
She disclosed that the two traditional titles are Gwaggon Mungadi which was conferred by the district head of Mungadi and Garkuwan Matan Kasar Danko by the chief of Danko district.
According to her, ‘the conferment of these well-deserved honours was a consequence of her outstanding dedication to fostering unity and harmony among all citizens of the state. Furthermore, Her commitment to bringing people together regardless of their background and her kind intervention in providing food items and other basic social amenities to the internationally displaced persons (IDPs) in Zuru Emirate has left an indelible mark on the society, the gesture that exemplifies the values we cherish as a community.
“Hajiya Zainab Nasir Idris has shown absolute support for numerous community development projects and initiatives, leaving no one behind and ensuring that everyone has a voice. Her dedication to empowering the marginalized and advocating for inclusivity has touched the lives of many.
“With grace, dignity, and compassion, she has championed causes that have positively impacted the lives of the people through her Foundation Nasare Initiative for Women and Youth Development, making her an exemplary role model for all. This traditional title serves as a testament to her tireless efforts in building bridges of understanding and empathy among kebbi state citizens,” she said.
While expressing her gratitude to the district head of Mungadi and His Royal Highness the chiefdom of Danko, Saadu stated that Her Excellency has accepted the titles with overwhelming joy and reassured her absolute commitment to replicating the efforts that will positively touch the lives of many citizens across the nook and cranny of the state.
“We, therefore, rally round to celebrate this remarkable achievement and express our gratitude for having such a remarkable woman as a beacon of hope and progress in our state,” she added.