NKADA Prioritizes Resettlement of Flood-Prone Communities

Dr. Umar Musa Apataku was sworn in as the President of the National Kakanda Development Association (NKADA) during a ceremony in Minna. In his acceptance speech, he emphasized that a key priority of his administration will be the resettlement of Kakanda communities from flood-prone areas to safer locations.

This initiative will be executed in collaboration with government and relevant development partners. Apataku outlined a practical agenda for the new NKADA leadership, focusing on education, agriculture, community engagement, economic empowerment, peace, and unity.

He stressed the importance of educational development for the future of Kakanda communities, committing to initiatives that promote scholarships and partnerships with various stakeholders. Additionally, he highlighted agriculture as central to the economic well-being of the Kakanda people, pledging to enhance agricultural productivity and opportunities, particularly for youth and women.

The new NKADA leadership also includes Mustapha Bina as Secretary-General and Alhaji Mohammed Yahaya Bola as Vice President.