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Kebbi Peace Workshop; Gov Idris Harps on Peace, Unity, Good Governance

Borno State Government

By Abdullahi Tukur

The Kebbi State Governor, Comrade Nasir Idris, has described the critical role of religious leaders in promoting purposeful leadership, peace, and security, as the state government convened a high-level workshop for Ulama and clergymen in Birnin Kebbi.

The workshop, themed “The Role of Ulama and Clergymen in Ushering Purposeful Leadership, Peace and Security in Kebbi State,” was held on Wednesday at the Presidential Banquet Hall, brought together Islamic scholars, Christian clerics, and key stakeholders from across the state.

Governor Idris while addressing participants, emphasized that the forum marks the beginning of sustained engagement between government and religious leaders, noting that such interactions will further strengthen unity, moral guidance, and collective responsibility in governance.

He attributed the successes recorded by his administration to the grace of Allah as well as the continued prayers and support of religious scholars, stressing that effective leadership thrives on consultation, teamwork, and openness to constructive advice.

The Governor reiterated that, his administration is deeply rooted in faith and guided by a firm belief in the power of prayer, noting that his mandate is a product of divine intervention and the goodwill of the people.

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Gov. Idris highlighted some of his achievements in the health sector, education, infrastructural development, economy and as well acknowledged the existing security challenges, and called for sustained support for security agencies and intensified prayers, expressing optimism that collective efforts will consolidate the improving security situation in the state.

In his remarks, the Commissioner for Religious Affairs, Arch. Muhammad Sani Aliyu, disclosed that 24 religious organisations, including CAN, participated in the workshop, describing clerics as key partners in promoting peace, unity, and good governance.

The workshop featured paper presentations by eminent scholars and clerics on leadership, governance, and peaceful coexistence, as well as special prayers for the state, the nation, and leaders at all levels, with a renewed call for sustained collaboration for the overall development of Kebbi State.

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