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The Margi people of Adamawa State have introduced what they call their unifying national attire, symbolizing their commitment to enhanced unity.
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‎Governor Ahmadu Fintiri, a Margi from the Madagali Local Government Area, was the center of attention at the event held at Ribadu Square in Yola on Saturday, where he received a special honor.

The occasion was attended by traditional leaders, political figures, and representatives from neighboring ethnic groups, serving as both a cultural celebration and a moment for the governor to reflect on his journey, identity, and leadership.
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‎In his speech, Governor Fintiri expressed his gratitude to God and reaffirmed his strong pride in his Margi heritage, describing the Margi people as a community defined by courage, hard work, and resilience, qualities he said have significantly influenced him.

He stated that the new Margi National Attire is a representation of identity, pride, and a link to the traditions of ancestors who once wore garments such as pizhi, dzar, and gumbara.

He urged Margi people everywhere to proudly wear the new attire.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of the new Margi National Attire?

The new Margi National Attire symbolizes identity, pride, and continuity with the traditions of their ancestors.

Who attended the unveiling event?

The event was attended by traditional rulers, political leaders, and representatives from neighboring ethnic groups.

What qualities did Governor Fintiri attribute to the Margi people?

Governor Fintiri described the Margi people as a community characterized by courage, hard work, and resilience.

Eze Chidiebere Paul

Eze Chidiebere Paul

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