Omadefu Congratulates New Osoku Kah-Agaza, Pledges Support for Traditional Ruler
Iyan Agaza Hails Peaceful Emergence of Aliyu Ikpanago, Calls for Community Support
The Member representing Keana Constituency at the Nasarawa State House of Assembly, Hon. Mohammed Adamu Omadefu, has congratulated HRH Hon. Aliyu Danjuma Ikpanago on his emergence as the new Osoku Kah-Agaza of Agaza Chiefdom in Keana Local Government Area of Nasarawa State.
Omadefu, who is the Chairman of the House Committee on Environment and holds the traditional title of Iyan Agaza, also felicitated with the entire Agaza community over the successful selection and emergence of their new traditional ruler.
The lawmaker conveyed his congratulations in a statement personally signed and issued to newsmen in Lafia.
He described the emergence of the new royal father as a moment of joy and fulfilment for the Agaza people, assuring him of his unwavering support to enable him succeed in his traditional responsibilities.
According to the statement, the lawmaker expressed delight that the announcement of Hon. Aliyu Danjuma Ikpanago was received with an atmosphere of peace, joy and celebration, describing it as an indication of his general acceptance by the people.
Omadefu expressed confidence in the new traditional ruler's ability to discharge his responsibilities and consolidate on the achievements of his forefathers.
He therefore called on the people of Agaza Chiefdom to rally round the Osoku Kah-Agaza and give him the necessary cooperation and support to ensure successful leadership and sustainable development of the community.
The lawmaker also prayed to Almighty God to grant the royal father wisdom, good health, divine protection and the strength to lead his people with justice, fairness and understanding.
Background
It would be recalled that Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State, on Friday, October 30, 2026, approved the appointment of HRH Hon. Aliyu Danjuma Ikpanago as the new Osoku Kah-Agaza.
The Governor gave the approval shortly after receiving the report of the committee constituted to conduct the selection exercise at the Government House, Lafia.
Governor Sule explained that the selection process was conducted in accordance with the customs and traditions of the Agaza people and in line with his administration's commitment to transparency.
