Governor Umar Namadi Honored with Prestigious Peace Award

Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa State has been recognized for his outstanding contributions to peace, inclusive development, and social justice in Africa. The Governor was honored with the 2025 “100 Most Notable Peace Icons Africa” Award during a ceremony held in Kigali, Rwanda. This prestigious award highlights the efforts of African leaders who have made significant contributions to promoting peace and development on the continent.



The award ceremony was a grand event that brought together African leaders and peace icons who have made significant contributions to promoting peace and development on the continent. The ceremony was a celebration of the tireless efforts of these leaders to promote peace, stability, and prosperity in their respective countries. Governor Namadi's dedication to fostering peace, educational reform, and community empowerment in Jigawa State was cited as the reason for the recognition.

Professor Haruna Musa and Dr. Hauwa Babura accepted the award on behalf of Governor Namadi during the ceremony in Kigali. The award was later presented to the Governor at the Council Chambers, where it was received with great enthusiasm. The Governor's team expressed gratitude to the organizers of the award for recognizing his efforts to promote peace and development in Jigawa State.

The recognition underscores Governor Namadi's commitment to promoting peace and development in Jigawa State. His efforts to foster educational reform and community empowerment have made a significant impact on the lives of the people. The Governor's leadership style has been characterized by inclusivity, transparency, and a commitment to promoting the welfare of his people. His dedication to peace has earned him this prestigious award, and his leadership serves as a model for other leaders on the continent.

The Governor's leadership has had a significant impact on the lives of the people of Jigawa State. His commitment to educational reform has led to improved access to quality education, while his community empowerment initiatives have enabled residents to take charge of their lives. The Governor's efforts to promote peace and stability have also created a conducive environment for economic growth and development.

The award serves as an inspiration for ongoing progress and unity across Africa. Governor Namadi's leadership and commitment to peace and development are a model for other leaders on the continent. His recognition as one of the 100 Most Notable Peace Icons Africa is a testament to his outstanding contributions to promoting peace and development. The award is expected to motivate other leaders to emulate Governor Namadi's leadership style and commitment to peace and development.

The 2025 “100 Most Notable Peace Icons Africa” Award is a prestigious recognition of Governor Umar Namadi's efforts to promote peace, inclusive development, and social justice in Jigawa State and beyond. The award is a testament to his dedication to fostering peace and development, and his leadership serves as an inspiration for others to follow. Governor Namadi's recognition is a well-deserved acknowledgment of his outstanding contributions to promoting peace and development in Africa.


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