Asari Dokubo visits Sultan of Sokoto, As Host Emphasises Unity, Peaceful Coexistence

By KEMI KASUMU

Asari Dokubo acknowledged the Sultan’s contributions to traditional leadership, religious guidance, peacebuilding and the promotion of unity among Nigerians.

His Eminence, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar, CFR, mni, the Sultan of Sokoto, has received Alhaji Mujahid Asari Dokubo on a courtesy visit at his palace in Sokoto, with discussions focusing on traditional leadership, cultural heritage, unity and peaceful coexistence.

The visit took place on Tuesday, October 20, 2026, providing an opportunity for both leaders to discuss the role of traditional institutions in promoting peace, unity and community development.

Welcoming his guest, the Sultan emphasised the importance of mutual respect, cooperation and unity among traditional rulers, noting that traditional institutions have significant responsibilities in maintaining peace, preserving cultural values and fostering harmonious relationships among Nigerians.

He also stressed the need for traditional rulers to collaborate with relevant stakeholders to address societal challenges, encourage peaceful coexistence and support initiatives aimed at improving the welfare and development of their communities.

In his remarks, Asari Dokubo expressed appreciation to the Sultan for the warm reception and opportunity to meet with him.

He acknowledged the Sultan’s contributions to traditional leadership, religious guidance, peacebuilding and the promotion of unity among Nigerians.

Asari Dokubo also commended the Sultan’s efforts to preserve the heritage and values of traditional institutions while promoting peaceful coexistence and understanding among people from different backgrounds.

The visit underscored the importance of engagement and collaboration among traditional leaders in strengthening cultural ties, fostering peaceful relationships and advancing the collective interests of their respective communities.

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