In recent years, Southern Kaduna has been a hotbed of violent crises, leading to wanton loss of lives and property.
Mr Aboi said the incidents were from Kafanchan, Zaria and Kaduna metropolitan areas.
“The festival is a wonderful opportunity to showcase the rich cultural heritage of Southern Kaduna and promote intercultural exchange,” Ms Balarabe stated.
Mr Kure commended the governor for his efforts at uniting people in the state.
Mr Kwasu refused to take the plea of the accused persons for lack of jurisdiction.
The court adjourned the matter until December 11 for hearing.
The official said it was imperative for the communities to take ownership of the facilities in their domain to ensure protection and sustainability.
Mr Braji said fight against illicit drugs and consumption was a collective responsibility and appealed for support to address the menace.
He challenged the youth to rise to the responsibility of defending their land against falsehood and oppression.
An Upper Customary Court in Kafanchan, Kaduna, has sentenced a 28-year-old man, Timothy Bako, to six months in jail for cheating.
