Creation of more chiefdoms will enhance security, development — Adamawa CoS, Amos

The newly turbaned “Jagaban Yungur” Dr Edgar Amos says the creation of more chiefdoms in Adamawa State will enhance development and create more effective security operations in the areas particularly now that the country is faced with security challenges.

Amos who is the chief of staff to Adamawa state governor, Ahamdu Finitri stated this Saturday, shortly after his investiture as the Jabagan of Younger in Dumne, Adamawa state.

He said, “the creation of more chiefdoms will accommodate a more traditional setup in the state that will foster growth, encourage participation, and enhance peace, security, and neighbourhood watch on the rapidly expanding communities in the state.”

Noting that the Dumne community has all it takes to be a chiefdom and appealed to the government to consider it when such an opportunity is unveiled.

Stressing the importance of traditional institutions to nation-building, “the role of traditional rulers in nation-building cannot be overemphasized” and therefore, called on government at all levels to work closely with traditional institutions for a better state and county at large.

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“There was a need to strengthen the constitutional framework to further enhance their roles and responsibilities in securing the country.”

The District Heads of Suktu and Detira in Dumne Development Area, Song Local Government Area unanimously bestowed the title of Jagaban Yungur on the Chief of Staff to the Governor of Adamawa State.

The investiture was attended by Representatives of the Governor, the SSG Barr. Auwal Tukur, the Speaker, of Adamawa State House of Assembly, Rt Hon.Bathiya Wesley, Council Chairmen, friends, and well-wishers from far and near.