BELLE: Zing Council Boss Hon Davoro Titus appreciates support for a successful Belle.

The Chairman of Zing local government Council Hon Prince Davoro Titus Gwandis JP has appreciated all and sundry for a successful 2025 Belle festival.

The Chairman's appreciation was pasted on his Facebook handle.

It party reads' "I wish to thank His excellency Dr Agbu Kefas, the executive governor of Taraba State, for findings Zing worthy to come and identify with us, on our prestigious "Belle hunting festival" it's not a honor that can be taking for granted".

The Chairman also appreciated the RT. Hon. John Kizito Bonzena, Speaker Taraba State House of Assembly, for his unwavering support to the Mumuye nation, and what he has always do for the Mumuye Nation.

The statement quoted the Chairman as saying,'the presence of the former governor, His excellency Rev. Dr Jolly T. Nyame, (Dabang Yorro) your fatherly guidance has always been a Path way for results, you will always be hero for your true love of the Mumuye people'.

It adds the the profound appreciation for the successful Belle festival goes to ; Secretary to the Government of the State SGS Chief Barr. GT Kataps, PDP party chairman, Alh. Abubakar Bawa, Hon. Commissioner Aisha Barde, serving members Taraba State House of Assembly, former members State House of Assembly.

HRH. Kpanti Zing Sulaiman Ibrahim Sambo, (Yu'ranko of Mumuye land), our royal father's, President Mumuye cultural development association, Belle festival committee, Councilors, Zing LGC cabinet members, security agencies, members of press, and the entire good people of Mumuye race, thank you all for making Belle 2025, a memorable one.'

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