By NAN
The new Aren Eggon, paramount ruler of Eggon nation, Retired Justice Ahmed Ubangari, has urged his subjects and other people in the state to always embrace unity and peace for development to thrive.
Ubangari, a former Chief Judge of the State gave the task while addressing his subjects and other well wishers, who welcomed him into his palace in Nassarawa Eggon on Sunday.
According to him, peace is priceless and non negotiable and it is a necessary requirements for the development of any society,” hence the need of his call in that direction.
” I want to call on you to continue to live in peace and tolerate one another irrespective of your affiliations.
” Peace is priceless and non negotiable and it is a necessary requirements for the development of any society,” he said.
Ubangari solicited the support of all Eggon sons and daughters at home and in the diaspora in order to succeed.
In his remarks, Mr David Abuluya, President, Eggon Cultural and Development Association ( ECDA) worldwide pledged to work with the new traditional ruler to further promote unity and peace among Eggon people and their neighbours.
The President called for the unity of Eggon nation to further engender rapid socio economic development of the people and the state.
The News Agency of Nigeria ( NAN) reports that the palace of the Aren Eggon was agog with jubilation as residents of Nassarawa Eggon and people from different parts of the state trooped in to welcome the new Aren Eggon, Ubangari, following the approval of his appointment by Gov. Abdullahi Sule on Friday, May 5.
Sule gave the approval shortly after being presented with the report of the committee saddled with the responsibility of conducting the selection of the new Aren Eggon, at the Government House.
The governor explained that the selection of the new Aren Eggon was conducted in accordance with Eggon tradition and in line with the strict policy of transparency under his administration.
NAN also report that Ubangari succeeds the late Dr Bala Abaine Angbazo, who died in July 2022. (NAN)