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HON. DA’A ATTENDS WAPTOER CULTURAL FESTIVAL, HARPS ON UNITY


HON. DA’A ATTENDS WAPTOER CULTURAL FESTIVAL, HARPS ON  UNITY

DATED: APRIL 16, 2022


The people of Kwalla District in Qua’an-Pan LGA of Plateau State, have been admonished to be united and promote the values and norms Pan Nation is known for.

The Executive Chairman Qua’an-Pan LGC, Plateau State, Hon. Ernest Abner Da’a, on 16th April, 2022, stated this at the 2022 Waptoer Cultural Festival of the Kwagalak people of Kwalla District.


Hon. Ernest Abner Da'a, reiterated the QP Project administration (Endless Possibilities)’s readiness to support any development association with initiative towards socio-economic growth of the locality.

Da’a, who commended the Kwalla Development Association (KDA) and the entire people of Kwagalak for the efforts in planning such a wonderful event, also made a donation on behalf of the Council.

Da'a stressed that the Kwagalak people are industrious people, and therefore have no reason to be identified with disunity and criminal acts.


Making reference to the theme of this year’s cultural festival, the Council Boss further urged the people to chart the way forward toward tackling security challenges bedeviling the District and the Local Government as a whole.

He added his weight behind the submission of the Chairman of the occasion, Dr. Cyril Tsenyil who initiated an idea of an economic summit for the association and donated handsomely towards the project.

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