By Emmanuel Kwada
In a vibrant ceremony steeped in tradition and celebration, Dr. Maurice Vunobolki was coronated as the Dyapa Bwatiye, a revered chieftaincy title among the Bwatiye people of Adamawa State. The event, attended by dignitaries, community leaders, and well-wishers, marked a significant moment in the region’s cultural and developmental landscape.
Mohammed Yusuf, popularly known as OC, lauded the new chief, describing him as a diligent leader whose life’s work reflects a deep commitment to serving both God and humanity.
OC, a respected figure in the community, spoke glowingly of Dr. Vunobolki’s character during the coronation. “Maurice is a man of diligence, deliberate in his pursuit of doing good for humanity and honoring God,” he said.
He highlighted Vunobolki’s impactful tenure as the North East Zonal Coordinator for the Federal Government of Nigeria and World Bank’s Multi-Sectoral Crisis Recovery Project (MCRP).
Maurice is a man of diligence, deliberate in his pursuit of doing good for humanity and honoring God
In this role, Vunobolki has spearheaded initiatives that have touched the lives of countless individuals across all tribes and local government areas in Adamawa State, fostering inclusive development and recovery in a region scarred by past conflicts.
As the Dyapa Bwatiye, Dr. Vunobolki is expected to embody the values of leadership, unity, and progress for the Bwatiye people.
His work with the MCRP has already demonstrated his ability to bridge divides, bringing hope to both young and old through projects aimed at rebuilding infrastructure, improving livelihoods, and promoting social cohesion in the North East.
“His efforts have been transformative,” OC noted, emphasizing Vunobolki’s dedication to uplifting communities regardless of ethnic or regional boundaries.
The coronation ceremony, held in Numan, featured traditional rites, music, and dances, with attendees praising Vunobolki’s humility and vision. Community leaders expressed optimism that his new role as Dyapa Bwatiye would further amplify his contributions to the region’s growth.
Vunobolki’s dedication to uplifting communities regardless of ethnic or regional boundaries. His efforts have been transformative.
Dr. Vunobolki, in his acceptance speech, pledged to uphold the trust placed in him by the Bwatiye people and to continue his work in service to humanity. “This title is not just an honor but a call to greater responsibility,” he said. “I am committed to fostering unity and development for all.”
As Adamawa State celebrates its new Dyapa Bwatiye, the region looks to Dr. Maurice Vunobolki to lead with the same diligence and compassion that have defined his career, ensuring a brighter future for the Bwatiye people and beyond.
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