By Tgnews Reporter, Abuja
In a show of unity against the shadows of insecurity plaguing Nigeria’s heartland, three powerhouse traditional leaders from Adamawa State stormed the corridors of national power today, forging a strategic powerhouse alliance with National Security Adviser Mallam Nuhu Ribadu. This electrifying courtesy call isn’t just diplomacy, it’s a battle cry for grassroots warriors joining forces with the federal juggernaut to reclaim peace, one community at a time.
Leading the charge was the revered Kwandi Nunguriya,HRM Sir Dr Kuruhaye Dishon Dansada II, flanked by his formidable counterparts: Amna Shelleng, HRM Alhaji Abdullahi Isa Dasong and HRM Murum Bwaltam Bently Biyapo Mboiman.
This is more than a visit; it’s a vow
Arriving at the NSA’s office with the gravitas of kings ready for war, the delegation didn’t mince words—they came to salute a “distinguished son of Adamawa” and to turbocharge the groundbreaking triumphs of President Bola Tinubu’s administration in taming the region’s security beasts.
”This is more than a visit; it’s a vow,” declared HRM Murum Mbula in a post-meeting statement that sent ripples through security circles. “We’ve seen the miracles of the current government’s iron-fisted approach—bandits on the run, communities breathing easier. Now, we’re plugging our royal networks straight into the NSA’s command center to amplify that fire across every village and hamlet.”
The stakes couldn’t be higher. With insecurity’s tentacles still squeezing Adamawa’s vibrant communities—from cattle rustling raids to shadowy insurgent whispers—these royal fathers, deeply embedded in the grassroots pulse, are positioning themselves as the ultimate force multipliers.
Their mission is to decode the NSA’s high-level strategies, bridge the gap between federal firepower and local realities, and ignite a community-wide revolution in vigilance. Imagine: age-old custodians of tradition, armed with real-time intel from Mallam Ribadu’s playbook, mobilizing thousands to report threats before they erupt.
Ribadu’s eyes lit up—here’s raw, unfiltered access to the people who know every trail
Sources close to the meeting reveal heated discussions on joint awareness campaigns, intelligence-sharing protocols, and even cultural diplomacy to deradicalize hotspots. “The NSA welcomed them like brothers in arms,” one insider gushed.
”Ribadu’s eyes lit up—here’s raw, unfiltered access to the people who know every trail, every whisper. This partnership could rewrite the security script for the Northeast.”
As Nigeria grapples with its toughest foes, this royal rendezvous signals a seismic shift: tradition meets modern might in a united front against chaos. Will it spark a domino effect, with more monarchs lining up to bolster the NSA’s arsenal?
Early signs scream yes. For the people of Kwandi Nunguraya, Amna Shelleng, and beyond, today’s handshake isn’t just symbolic—it’s the dawn of safer tomorrows, where kings and commandos stand shoulder-to-shoulder.
