Maihankali, who also serves as Chairman of Kurmi Local Government Council, said the summit, held across the three senatorial districts of the state, created an opportunity for local government chairmen, traditional rulers, community leaders and other stakeholders to collectively chart a course for sustainable peace.
In a statement issued on Monday, the ALGON chairman said the initiative demonstrated Governor Kefas' commitment to protecting lives and property and ensuring that every part of the state enjoys peace and security.
He noted that the recommendations from participants at the summit would strengthen efforts to tackle security challenges and deepen unity among the diverse communities in the state.
Maihankali urged residents to embrace the peace initiative, stressing that meaningful development can only be achieved in an atmosphere of peace, mutual understanding and cooperation.
The ALGON chairman also commended Governor Kefas for approving the release of ₦7 billion to settle outstanding gratuities and death benefits owed to retired and deceased civil servants.
He described the approval as a humane intervention that would bring relief to beneficiaries and restore confidence in the government's commitment to the welfare of workers and retirees.
Maihankali assured the governor of the unwavering support of all the 16 local government chairmen in implementing the administration's Moving Forward Agenda and accelerating grassroots development across Taraba State.
He reaffirmed ALGON's readiness to continue collaborating with the state government in advancing policies and programmes aimed at improving the lives of the people.
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