Dan'majen Gwandu Paid Sympathy Visit to Bunza Community

MD NAMA and TKG Founder Paid Sympathy Visit to District Head of Bunza 

The Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) and Founder of the Tinubu–Kauran Gwandu (TKG) Movement for Continuity, Engr. Farouk Ahmed Umar (Danmajen Gwandu/Gamjin Kabi), paid a sympathy visit to Dr. Aminu Haliru-Bunza, the District Head of Bunza in the Gwandu Emirate, to commiserate with him over the recent kidnapping incident that occurred within his district.

During the visit, Engr. Farouk expressed concern and sympathy over the unfortunate development, describing it as a deeply worrying situation that requires collective community vigilance and strengthened security collaboration. He prayed for the safe rescue of the victims and for peace to return to the affected area.

Engr. Farouk further commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for his proactive measures in addressing the security challenges in the country, particularly in the North West region. He noted that the President’s decision to change the service chiefs and reposition the security architecture was a clear demonstration of his commitment to safeguarding lives and property, ensuring that insurgency and banditry are curtailed and eventually eradicated.

He also praised Dr. Nasir Idris, Kaurar Gwandu, the Executive Governor of Kebbi State, for prioritizing the safety and welfare of the people. Engr. Farouk noted that the Governor has consistently provided the necessary support and resources to security agencies in the state, reaffirming his dedication to protecting citizens and restoring lasting peace.

In his remarks, Dr. Aminu Haliru-Bunza appreciated the visit and solidarity shown by Engr. Farouk, describing it as a reflection of true leadership and empathy. He commended both President Tinubu and Governor Idris for their tireless efforts toward ensuring peace and security in the state and across the nation.

The District Head prayed for Almighty Allah to bring peace and stability to the entire community, the Gwandu Emirate, Kebbi State, the North West region, and Nigeria as a whole, expressing hope that such collective resolve would help overcome the challenges facing society.

The visit underscored Engr. Farouk’s compassion and continued commitment to community engagement, peacebuilding, and the shared vision of unity and security for all.