Kwamoti La’ori, 26 Others Get Mbula Traditional Titles

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Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri (Nkandan Mbula) has congratulated the people of the Mbula chiefdom who appointed traditional titles, urging them to bring peace in the chiefdom and Adamawa state.

At the ceremony which took place at Boiman Square in Borrong Demsa local government area in Adamawa state on Saturday, the governor who was represented by the Chief of Staff Dr Amos Edga, said that the Mbula chiefdom is very important for the development and stability of the state.

Also speaking, His Majesty of Mbula Murum Bwaltam Bently Biyapo Mboiman II, said that the royal council chose the people it appointed to the positions based on merit, with the aim of achieving progress, especially the kind of peace that governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has enabled in the state.

“We choose to give you positions based on your merit, there is no question of religion, tribe or sectional, we hope you will use your skills to bring us progress and maintain peace in Mbula chiefdom,” he said.

In his address, the chairman of Demsa LG Wenekam Wesley Fwa, thanked God for showing the date of the event and thanked those who organized it for doing the right work.

In his speech on behalf of those who were given the titles, Mr Boniface Zebulon (Lasa Mbula), thanked His royal Majesty the King of Mbula for the appointment, saying that they will be good ambassadors and protect the dignity of the kingdom at all times.

Following the appointment, Hon Kwamoti La’ori as Murum-Bundo, Mbula, led a dinner party immediately after the coronation ceremony, to show gratitude to God for the appointment of the position that the king gave him.

Honorable Kwamoti La’ori, who is the Member representing Numan/Demsa/Lamurde federal constituency, told the people who gathered to congratulate him to cooperate and maintain peace.

Hon Kate Mamuno (Nkwarin Kusau Mbula), member representing Demsa in the State House of Assembly, thanked Mbrum for the appointment and asked the women to continue to be patient.

Some of those appointed to traditional titles include Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri Nkandan Mbula, Senator Aminu Iya Abbas Gbata Mbula, Speaker of the State House of Assembly Hon Bathiya Wesley Kada Mbula.

Then Adamu Atiku Abubakar Ndakade Mbula and Professor Jeffrey Barminas Tsware Doabong Mbula, Hon Wenakam Wesley Fwa Giri Jalli Mbula, Major General Obi Ethan Tahau (rtd) Kasala Mbula, Hon Aloysius Babadoke Buma’limala Mbula, and many others.

By Shafiu Saleh