The Kambari tribe meeting in Nigeria at the end of the year Members of the Kambari tribe in Nigeria held their year-end meeting, drawing th...
The Kambari tribe meeting in Nigeria at the end of the year
Members of the Kambari tribe in Nigeria held their year-end meeting, drawing the attention of the tribe members to the importance of peace and mutual love.
The Kamabari tribe, whose number is said to be 172,000, most of them are engaged in farming and breeding in Naija, Nasarawa and Kebbi states.
The head of the Kambarin tribe in Nigeria, Professor Muhammad Yakubu Auna, said that they are concentrating on making the tribe aware of the importance of peace and love for each other and avoiding doing bad things that will affect the country.
The head of the Christian Association of CAN in Niger State, Bishop Bulus Yohanna, who is also a member of the Kambarin tribe who attended the meeting held in Kontagora, said that only with peace will any tribe progress.
However, there are problems that they say they are suffering from especially for their relatives living in rural areas. The leader of the women's group said that even small hospitals in rural areas are in short supply so that this is causing the loss of women's lives.
Member of the Nigerian House of Representatives, Shehu Sale Rijau, said that they are raising awareness on the importance of seeking knowledge and the effects of drug abuse.
The government of Nejan state said that it is happy with the members of the Kambarin tribe for the way they have embraced peace. Horn. Baba Suleiman Yumu, the state commissioner for charitable affairs, represented the state governor in this meeting.
Later, prizes were distributed to the traditional bands of the tribe who became champions in the competition that was contested at the event.
Listen to the full report from Mustapha Nasiru Batsari:
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