Kanam Youth Assembly: A Unifying Avenue for Kanam Youths

By Amb Mu'azu Dalawa

Plateau state Youth Council logo

The 2nd edition of the Kanam Youth Assembly 2024, a six-day event, successfully brought together Kanam youths, fostering unity and promoting a sense of purpose. The assembly, which took place from Friday to Wednesday, featured a range of activities, including:

- Special Friday Prayers

- Sanitation and awareness on environmental hygiene

- Special Sunday Church Service

- Public lecture, Cultural Display, and Award Presentation

- Unity Hike and Barbecue

- Aerobic Exercise

Participants during Aerobic exercise

The event was graced by esteemed individuals from Kanam, including friends from diverse tribes, faiths, and political backgrounds. Notable attendees included:

- Rt Hon Yusuf Adamu Gagdi (represented by his wife, Hajiya Maryam Yusuf Gagdi)

- Sen Diket Plang (represented by his Legislative Aide)

- Justice Yahaya Mohammed Kanam (Khadi, Sharia Court of Appeal, Plateau State)

- Alh Ja'afar Baba Saleh (Katukan Kanam)

- Representative of the Emir of Kanam (the Madakin Kanam)

- Bar Andrawus Maikai

- Alh Bashir Idris Garga (Dokajin Kanam)

- Hon Lamir Umar (SA to Speaker, Federal House of Reps)

- Many others

A cross section of Kanam Youth

The assembly achieved its purpose, as Kanam youths realized that their shared interests surpass their differences. By coming together, they demonstrated that unity is possible, regardless of religion, tribe, or political affiliation. This unity is crucial for achieving common goals and developing their community. The event prioritized unity, development, academic excellence, skills acquisition, and moral values.

Participants at the events.

In a world where division and strife are often amplified, the Kanam Youth Assembly 2024 served as a beacon of hope, showcasing the power of unity and the potential that arises when young people come together, setting aside their differences. The success of this assembly is a testament to the strength of unity and a reminder that, together, we can achieve greatness.

Kanam Youth at Hiking

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