The Margi people of Adamawa State have unveiled what they described as their unifying national attire with a commitment to greater unity.
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‎Governor Ahmadu Fintiri, a Margi man from Madagali Local a government Area, who turned out to be the centre of attraction at the event in Ribadu Square, Yola, on Saturday, was also accorded a special honour.

The event, attended by traditional rulers, political leaders and representatives of neighbouring ethnic nationalities, served as both a cultural celebration and an opportunity for the governor to reflect on his journey, identity and stewardship.
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‎In his address, Governor Fintiri expressed gratitude to God, reaffirming his deep-rooted pride in his Margi ancestry, describing the Margi people as a community shaped by courage, hard work and resilience which he said had robbed considerably on him.

He said the new Margi National Attire is a symbol of identity, pride and continuity with the traditions of ancestors who once adorned garments such as pizhi, dzar and gumbara,.

He encouraged Margi people everywhere to wear the new attire with honour.