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By Abdullahi Alhassan, Kaduna
The leadership of the Kubau Consultative Forum (KCF) has formally introduced the forum to the public, stakeholders, and the people of Kubau Local Government Area, describing it as a non-partisan and community-driven platform committed to unity, dialogue, and development.
In a statement signed by the Acting Chairman of the forum, Dr. Ibrahim Yakubu, and the Acting Secretary, Mallam Sani Lawal Anchau, the group said it was established to bring together distinguished sons and daughters of Kubau Local Government Area in order to harness their collective strength for the advancement of the people and the growth of communities across the area.
The forum noted that Kubau Local Government is richly endowed with human and natural resources, comprising vibrant communities such as Anchau, Kargi, Haskiya, Mah, Karreh, Dutsen Wai, Kubau, Pambegua, Zuntu, Zabi, and Damau.
According to the statement, these communities share a long history of peaceful coexistence, mutual respect, and a common aspiration for progress.
It explained that the KCF brings together people from diverse backgrounds, including public servants, professionals, entrepreneurs, traditional leaders, youth groups, and women groups, all committed to fostering unity, promoting dialogue, and contributing meaningfully to the socio-economic and political development of Kubau Local Government Area.
The forum listed its objectives to include promoting unity and peaceful coexistence among all communities in Kubau, serving as a platform for consultation on issues affecting the local government, encouraging responsible and issue-based political participation, supporting initiatives that drive development, education, and economic growth, as well as providing guidance and mentorship for youths and future leaders.
The statement added that the forum is guided by the principles of inclusiveness, respect, integrity, and collective responsibility, stressing that it was not created to promote division but to strengthen the bonds among the people of Kubau regardless of political, religious, or social differences.
The KCF also called on stakeholders to embrace dialogue over discord, collaboration over conflict, and development over division, especially at a critical time in the nation’s democratic journey.
The leadership expressed confidence that through unity of purpose and sincere leadership, Kubau Local Government Area can attain greater heights and emerge as a model of grassroots development and harmony.
The forum further reaffirmed its readiness to engage constructively with government institutions, development partners, civil society organisations, and all individuals who share the vision of a better Kubau Local Government Area.
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