Tgnews Hails Mrs. Clara Attah Mustapha as Crowned Nyapira of Serko District: Public Invited to Celebrate a Trailblazer’s Honor

By Asile Abel

In a historic celebration of leadership and community impact, Mrs. Clara Attah Mustapha, CEO of Caama TV Yola, will be traditionally enthroned as the Nyapira of Serko District on May 10, 2025.

The prestigious honor, conferred by the District Head of Serko, Mr. Sunday Musa Philip Maken, recognizes her exceptional contributions to the development of Serko District and Adamawa State at large.

The general public is warmly invited to join this momentous occasion, which promises to be a vibrant display of culture and unity.

The turbanning ceremony, as announced in an official invitation from the Serko District Ganye Traditional Council, will take place at Gurum Nongvan in Ganye Local Government Area, Adamawa State, at 10:00 AM.

Your dedication and contributions to Serko District and Adamawa State as a whole have not gone unnoticed

The event is expected to draw dignitaries, community leaders, and residents from across the state, all eager to witness Mrs. Mustapha’s formal recognition as a revered figure in the region.

The invitation, personally signed by Mr. Sunday Musa Philip Maken, extends a “cordial invite” to all, emphasizing the communal significance of the ceremony.

Mrs. Mustapha’s recognition as Nyapira—a title symbolizing wisdom, leadership, and service—has been met with widespread praise.

In a heartfelt letter of congratulations, Mr. Emmanuel Kwada, Editor of Tgnews, lauded her achievements on behalf of the media outlet’s team. “Your dedication and contributions to Serko District and Adamawa State as a whole have not gone unnoticed,” Kwada wrote.

“Your impact is felt far and wide, and it’s clear that your leadership and vision have made a lasting difference.”

As the CEO of Caama TV Yola, Mrs. Mustapha has been a transformative figure in the media landscape, championing initiatives that amplify local voices and foster development.

Your impact is felt far and wide, and it’s clear that your leadership and vision have made a lasting difference

Her work has not only elevated the profile of Serko District but also inspired countless individuals across Adamawa State. Kwada noted that this honor is a “testament to her character and the virtues she embodies,” a sentiment echoed by many who have witnessed her tireless commitment to community growth.

The turbanning ceremony will not only celebrate Mrs. Mustapha’s accomplishments but also serve as a unifying event for the people of Serko District and beyond.

Testament to her character and the virtues she embodies

The public is encouraged to attend and partake in the cultural festivities, which will include traditional performances, speeches, and the formal conferment of the Nyapira title.

“We are proud to have you as a role model and look forward to seeing the continued positive impact of your work,” Kwada added in his letter, reflecting the optimism surrounding Mrs. Mustapha’s future contributions.

This event marks a significant moment for Serko District, highlighting the power of inclusive leadership and the importance of recognizing those who dedicate their lives to public service.

We are proud to have you as a role model and look forward to seeing the continued positive impact of your work

All are invited to join in honoring Mrs. Clara Attah Mustapha on May 10, 2025, at Gurum Nongvan, as she steps into her new role as Nyapira of Serko District—a beacon of progress and unity for Adamawa State.