29/6/2020
His Excellency, the Executive Governor
of Adamawa State, Alhaji Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has charged King Makers of
Bachama Kingdom not to bias in the selection process of their new king. The
Governor stated this while on condolence visit on the people of Bachama
Kingdom in Lamurde Monday in company of senior Government officials.
The Governor was received by his Deputy, Chief Crowther Seth who described the death of late Hama Bachama, His Royal Majesty Homun Honest Irmiya Stephen as a monumental loss not only to the people of Bachama Kingdom but the entire State.
Governor Fintiri said the late monarch
was instrumental in the peace that was achieved in Numan Federation, by contributing in advising the present administration achieved the new security architecture crafted in the State.
He
therefore assured the people of Bachama Kingdom given them their wish
while admonishing the King Makers to select their next king who has
wisdom and foresight. Adding that Bachama Kingdom need a High
Chief who would consolidate on the peaceful coexistence and quality
leadership championed by the late Hama Bachama.
While praying
to God to grand the late monarch eternal rest, Governor Ahmadu Umaru
Fintiri called on the people of Bachama Kingdom to rally support for
the King Makers so as to bring the best amongst the qualified
contestants.
Responding, Chief Andy Kyara who is the Kpanah
Rugangu/District Head of Rugangu in Lamurde District thanked Governor
Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri for commiserating with the community and people of
Bachama Kingdom over the death of their High Chief. He assured the Governor that the King Makers would select the best contestants who will ascend the throne of Hama Bachama.
Late
Hama Bachama, Homun Honest Irmiya Stephen was born in Lagos on 6th
March, 1954 to the family of Warrant Officer Irmiya Stephen, a prince of
Numupo ruling clan, and Mrs. Lekoni Irmiya, a princess of Kowo clan,
both under the Bachama kingdom.
Late Homun Honest Irmiya
Stephen (Kwire Mana Kpafrato II) ascended the throne of Hama Bachama in
2012 after the death of HRH Asaph Zadok (Ngorongake Kuzo Vudeto) of Kawo
Clan.
The late Homun Stephen was a retired military officer;
received staff of office from former Governor of Adamawa State, Murtala
Hammayero Nyako on 15th December 2013.
The late monarch died
at the age of 66 at the wee hours of 28th June, 2020 after a brief
illness in his palace in Numan. The monarch reigned for eight years.
He was survived by his wife, six children, two grand children and five siblings.
The
28th Hama Bachama has been buried on 28th June, 2020 at Ndukohydè
Ndulkei (cemetery for kings) in the Kingdom Headquarters in Lamurde LGA.
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