By Our Reporter

It was an evening of elegance, warmth, and celebration as friends and family of Senator Ahmed Wadada Aliyu gathered in Abuja to honour him on the conferment of his new traditional title, Magajin Dangin Lafian Bare-bari.

The dinner, hosted by close associates of the Senator, drew a distinguished assembly of political figures, family members, colleagues, and well-wishers, all united in their admiration and respect for the man of the hour. The newly bestowed title, conferred by the Emir of Lafia, His Royal Highness Justice Sidi Bage Muhammad I (Rtd.), recognizes Senator Wadada’s enduring service, leadership, and dedication to his people.

As the evening unfolded, heartfelt tributes poured in, painting a picture of a man deeply committed to public service and community development. Speakers at the event lauded Senator Wadada’s unwavering commitment to the advancement of Nasarawa State and Nigeria at large. Many described the title as a “well-earned honour” and a “fitting symbol” of his contributions to society.

“Senator Wadada has always embodied humility and integrity in both his public and private life,” one guest remarked during a toast. “This recognition is not just about tradition; it is about a man whose impact transcends politics.”

The atmosphere was filled with camaraderie as guests shared personal anecdotes and celebrated the Senator’s achievements, both as a public servant and a respected community figure. The event was not only a show of support but also a testament to the respect and admiration he commands across different walks of life.

The Magajin Dangin Lafian Bare-bari title holds cultural significance in Lafia Emirate, symbolizing a custodian role in community leadership and heritage. By bestowing it on Senator Wadada, the Emir affirmed the Senator’s stature as a bridge between tradition and progressive leadership.

The evening closed on a high note with traditional music, fine dining, and a strong sense of unity among guests, many of whom expressed hope that Senator Wadada’s example would inspire the next generation of leaders.

As the celebrations wound down, one sentiment was clear: the honour was not just for the man, but for the legacy he continues to build—rooted in service, guided by principle, and elevated by the trust of his people.