 President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Thursday received the Asagba of Asaba, Prof. Epiphany Azinge, at the State House, Abuja, as part of ongoing engagements with traditional leaders across the country.
The meeting, held behind closed doors, underscores the Tinubu administration’s commitment to fostering collaboration between the federal government and traditional institutions in addressing national development and cultural preservation.
Details of the discussions remain undisclosed, but sources indicate that key issues, including regional development, cultural heritage, and governance, were part of the deliberations.
Prof. Azinge, a respected legal scholar and custodian of Asaba’s cultural heritage, is known for his advocacy on peace, unity, and development within the region. His visit to the Presidency reflects the crucial role of traditional institutions in national discourse.
The engagement comes amid the administration’s broader consultations with traditional rulers and stakeholders, aimed at strengthening national cohesion and sustainable development.
