Buratai Research Centre holds retreat for South-West traditional leaders in Kaduna

Mon, May 20, 2024
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THE Tukur Buratai Research Centre (TBRC) is convening a five-day retreat for traditional leaders from the South-West geopolitical.

This is contained in a statement issued by retired Brig.-Gen. Sani Usman-Kukasheka, issued on Sunday in Kaduna.

According to Usman-Kukasheka, the event will be held from May  20-25 at the Fifth Chukker Polo Resort, along Kaduna – Jos Road, Katabu.

He said the retreat has a theme: ‘Traditional Institutions and Contemporary Security Challenges in Nigeria.’

According to Usman-Kukaheka, the retreat is being organised in  recognition of the indispensable role traditional rulers play in fostering harmonious relationships and ensuring security within the society,

 He said, ”The seminar seeks to address the critical security challenges facing our nation and explore the significant contributions traditional institutions can make towards sustainable peace and stability.

”The  event will feature insightful paper presentations by highly respected intellectuals, academicians, seasoned security experts, and senior retired military officers.

”Additionally, there will be a book presentation by an eminent scholar, further enriching the discourse on traditional leadership and security.”  (NAN) 

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-May 20, 2024 @ 09:38 GMT|

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