A senior public servant, Alhaji Ibrahim Abubakar Ngaski, has paid a courtesy visit to former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, SAN, at his office in Abuja.
The visit, held in a cordial and respectful atmosphere, focused on matters of public interest, particularly the security and general wellbeing of residents in Kebbi South Senatorial District.
Ngaski, who hails from the area, used the opportunity to draw attention to the growing concerns around safety of lives and property in the region. He noted that many communities have been facing rising security challenges, which demand collective efforts to address.
He called on Malami to lend his voice and experience in supporting conversations and initiatives aimed at improving security and promoting inclusive development across all parts of Kebbi State.
“The call is for improved coordination, stronger institutional support, and sustainable interventions that can help bring relief to our communities,” Ngaski said.
He also emphasized the importance of inclusive governance that reflects the needs of all districts in the state, urging prominent stakeholders to continue promoting peace, equity, and stability.
In his remarks, Malami welcomed Ngaski’s visit and appreciated his concern for the welfare of the people. He acknowledged the importance of dialogue, partnership, and inclusive development in achieving long-term peace and prosperity.
Both parties reaffirmed the need for continued collaboration among public officials, community leaders, and institutions to foster progress and ensure that all regions of the state benefit from sustainable development efforts.
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