Lawmaker Urges Ethnic Groups to Preserve Cultural Heritage

Solomon AKwashiki, member representing Lafia Central constituency at the State House of Assembly, has called on leaders of socio-ethnic groups in Nasarawa State to protect their cultural values and heritage. He made this plea while hosting a delegation of Eggon youths from his constituency at the Assembly Complex in Lafia.

Akwashiki emphasized the importance of preserving cultural identity and warned against exploiting these platforms for political gain. He encouraged Eggon youths to coexist peacefully with other ethnic groups, promoting unity and development in the state.

Key Takeaways from Akwashiki’s Address:

Preserve Cultural Heritage: Avoid reducing cultural platforms to political tools.
Promote Unity: Encourage peaceful coexistence among ethnic groups.
Empower Youths: Initiate programs benefiting grassroots communities.
Collaborative Governance: Opposition lawmakers will work with the executive to deliver democratic dividends.

Akwashiki also urged the people of Nasarawa State to put aside primordial sentiments and support the government in delivering democratic benefits to the populace.

Nasarawa State is home to various ethnic groups, including the Eggon, Alago, and Tiv, among others. Preserving cultural heritage and promoting unity is crucial for the state’s growth and development.