Traditional Title Revoked From Man Over Support For National Protests

Traditional Title Revoked From Man Over Support For National Protests

The District Head of Bosso in the Minna Emirate Council, Alhaji Mu’azu Adamu Laka Bosso, has dismissed Abdulahi Isah, also known as Biodun, from his position as Wakilin Matasan Bosso, or Youth Leader of Bosso. According to Daily Trust, the dismissal is linked to Biodun’s support for the planned nationwide protests…….. CONTINUE READING

In an official letter titled “Letter of Dismissal,” Mu’azu announced the termination, stating: “I hereby inform you that you have been relieved of your title as Youth Leader of Bosso (Wakilin Matasan Bosso) effective from 28/07/2024. You are no longer authorized to use this title.”

During an interview on Tsalle Daya, a Hausa program on Prestige, the district head clarified that the dismissal was due to Biodun’s endorsement of the upcoming nationwide protest against economic hardships. Mu’azu emphasized that his administration would not tolerate actions that could disrupt public order.

**Tragic Incident in Taraba**

In a separate and tragic development in Taraba State, Alhaji Tanimu Kunbiya, a third-class chief of Chanchanji in Takum local government area, and his son, Yusuf Kunbiya, were killed by unidentified gunmen on Friday evening. The attack occurred on the Takum-Chanchanji road while the chief was returning from a burial.

This incident has heightened tension in the area, following the recent killing of the village head of Usmanu, Alhaji Auwal Abubakar, and his younger brother by gunmen.

State police spokesperson Gambo Kwache confirmed the killings to DAILY POST, stating, “We received reports that the chief and his son were ambushed and killed in Jakudi village.” He added that additional security forces have been deployed to the region to restore order.

The Tiv Cultural and Social Association, through its President General, Chief James Baka, condemned the murders and urged the government and security agencies to bring the perpetrators to justice. Chief Baka also called for community calm and support for ongoing security efforts.

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