A high-powered delegation from Zamfara State, representing His Excellency Engr. Ibrahim Shehu Gusau (popularly known as Bakauye), on Monday, paid a courtesy visit to the former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Dr. Abubakar Malami (SAN), at his Abuja office.
The delegation, which comprised respected political stakeholders and community leaders, was led by Mallam Bashir Abdullahi Mafara (TM), a prominent grassroots mobilizer and known associate of Bakauye. Other members of the team included Alhaji Yusuf Ageep Gusau, Hon. Zulfikar Auwal Tambaya Tsare, Hon. Rabiu Marafan Shinkafi, and Hon. Sanusi DanHausa Gusau.
According to sources within the delegation, the visit was aimed at strengthening relationships and fostering deeper conversations around national unity, good governance, and the evolving political trajectory of Nigeria. The team commended Malami for his statesmanship and his continuous role in promoting constitutionalism and rule of law across the country.
In his remarks, Dr. Malami welcomed the delegation warmly, noting that such engagements were critical at a time when the nation is navigating complex political and socio-economic challenges. He stressed the need for leaders across all levels to work together in building a stronger, more inclusive Nigeria.
“This visit is a testament to the fact that dialogue and collaboration remain the bedrock of any meaningful progress. Our generation must rise above partisanship and self-interest to drive lasting change for our people,” Malami said.
The visit comes at a time when consultations and strategic political engagements are gaining momentum across Nigeria, particularly ahead of future political realignments and developmental initiatives.
The delegation assured Dr. Malami of their commitment to the ideals of nation-building and their support for any move that would guarantee peace, progress, and sustainable development across all regions.
The meeting ended on a positive note with renewed optimism for continued collaboration in the service of the Nigerian people.