Rt. Hon. Abubakar Bawa Bwari, a prominent figure in Nigeria and former Chief Whip of the 5th and 6th Assembly, as well as a former Minister of State for Solid Minerals, warmly welcomed a delegation from the chiefdom to his residence. The meeting marked an important step in the buildup to the highly anticipated Bwaya Day celebration.
The delegation, led by the Bwari Youth President, Comr. Habila Awoyi, shared updates on the planning process for the cultural event, emphasizing its significance in promoting the rich heritage of the Gbagyi people, the indigenous inhabitants of Bwari. Comr. Awoyi expressed the group’s enthusiasm for the upcoming celebration, noting that Rt. Hon. Bawa Bwari is expected to serve as the host.
Additionally the Youths Spokes person Theophilus Noah Baba also revealed that Bwaya Day will feature captivating cultural activities designed to both educate and entertain visitors, offering an immersive experience into the traditions of the Gbagyi people.
In his response, Rt. Hon. Bawa Bwari received the delegation with great excitement and commended their dedication to organizing the event. He urged them to prioritize thorough planning to ensure the success of the occasion.
Stressing the importance of cultural preservation, he remarked, “Our culture should not just be showcased during events like Bwaya Day but embraced as a way of life.”
The meeting also provided an opportunity for the Dan Masanin Bwari to share fascinating insights about the Bwaya community and its people, drawing from his personal experiences growing up in the region. His words served as both a source of inspiration and a call to action for the indigenous people to take pride in their cultural identity.
The visit ended on a high note, leaving everyone motivated to make Bwaya Day a memorable celebration that highlights the vibrancy of the Gbagyi culture and traditions.
