Ankpa, Kogi State-As part of his continued consultation and engagement with revered traditional institutions across Kogi East, the Senatorial Candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), QS Aminu Abubakar Suleiman, paid a respectful visit to the Palace of His Royal Highness, Alhaji Abdulmalik Onakpa, the Onu of Ankpa.
The visit was marked by warmth, prayers, and deep reflections on the future of the Igala Kingdom and the need for purposeful leadership anchored on integrity, compassion, and the fear of God.
During the meeting, the highly respected traditional ruler offered heartfelt prayers for QS Aminu Abubakar Suleiman, asking Almighty God to grant him his heart desires for the sake of the Igala people and the entire Kogi East Senatorial District.
In his remarks, His Royal Highness described QS Aminu as a man of unquestionable character, goodwill, and humility, noting that he possesses the moral values and human disposition required to genuinely represent the people with sincerity and the fear of God.
The royal father further emphasized the importance of leaders who remain accessible to the people, respect tradition, and prioritize the collective interest of society above personal ambition. He prayed for wisdom, strength, and divine direction upon the ADC senatorial candidate as he continues his journey of service and consultation across the district.
Speaking during the visit, QS Aminu Abubakar Suleiman expressed gratitude to the royal father for his prayers, fatherly counsel, and encouragement. He reiterated his commitment to building a people-oriented representation that would prioritize empowerment, justice, development, and the protection of the dignity of the common people.
Political observers and community stakeholders have continued to describe QS Aminu’s engagements with traditional rulers as a demonstration of maturity, humility, and a clear understanding of the cultural heritage and values that bind the people of Kogi East together.
The visit to the Palace of the Onu of Ankpa once again reinforces the growing belief among many across the region that leadership must not only be political, but also moral, compassionate, and accountable to the people.
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