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Gov Bala pledges support for initiatives that promote cultural education

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Bauchi Governor, Sen Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed has said that his administration is committed to investing in initiatives that promote cultural education and awareness.

The Governor was speaking on Tuesday when he attended the the 2024 edition of the annual Bala Baraa ma Jalam Cultural Festival in Jalam community of Dambam LGA.

The Governor believed that imparting the knowledge of cultural heritage to the younger generation, can ensure its continuity and preservation for generations to come.

Bala Mohammed assured the people of the Bauchi state of the unwavering commitment of the state government towards supporting and promoting cultural festivities including the Bala Baraa ma Jalam Cultural Festival.

According to him, the government recognises the significance of such events in preserving cultural heritage and showcasing it to the world.

Bala Mohammed who was represented by his Deputy, Rt. Hon. Mohammed Auwal Jatau, recalled that, the Bala Baraa ma Jalam Cultural Festival has become a significant event that has put Bauchi State on the cultural and tourism map, attracting visitors from Nigeria and beyond.

According to him, “This annual celebration of Bala Baraa ma Jalam Cultural Festival reminds us of the rich tapestry of traditions that bind us together as a people.

“The Festival is a highly celebrated cultural event that takes place annually in this area and has been in existence for many years with continued to be a significant cultural activity that attracts tourists and locals alike”.

Bala Mohammed further said, “The festival is named after two famous hunters from the area – Bala Baraa and Jalam – who were known for their bravery and hunting skills.

“The festival aims to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the state, while also celebrating the unique talents, skills, and creativity of its people.”

The Governor therefore congratulated the people of Dambam Local Government for the 2024 edition of the Bala Baraa ma Jalam Cultural Festival and urged them to join hands in building a future that honors and values their cultural heritage, while embracing the advancements and opportunities that lie ahead.

In a vote of thanks, the Caretaker Committee Chairman of Dambam Local Government Area, Ahmed Mohamed Danbam expressed gratitude to Governor Bala Mohammed for the number of people’s oriented projects executed by his administration in the local government.

Various cultural groups entertained guests and other people who witnessed the annual cultural Festival just as the cultural heritage of the people was displayed amidst dances and renditions.

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