Jos was aglow with rich cultural pride on Friday, May 2, 2025, as the Nzem Berom Festival took center stage at the iconic Jos Polo Field. The grand celebration, known for showcasing the heritage and identity of the Berom Nation, brought together thousands of dignitaries, guests, and cultural enthusiasts from across the country.
Hon. Asama’s participation was far beyond ceremonial; it was a reaffirmation of his deep-rooted affection and support for the Berom Nation. As a proud representative of a culturally diverse constituency, he emphasized his admiration for the resilience, Uunity, and gallantry that define the Berom identity.
This year’s theme, “Celebrating the Prowess, Gallantry, and Resilience of the Berom Woman,” spotlighted the immense contributions of Berom women in preserving heritage, fostering peace, and driving community development. In his address, Hon. Asama extolled the courage and leadership of the Berom woman, acknowledging their central role in building a better and more inclusive society.
“This festival is more than a cultural event- it is a living legacy of courage, identity, and resilience,” Hon. Asama said. “As a lawmaker and advocate of unity, I am proud to represent a constituency that is home to such profound traditions and vibrant people.”
The Festival was graced by high-ranking dignitaries including His Excellency, Barr. Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, Executive Governor of Plateau State; the Wife of the President, ably represented by the Wife of the Speaker of the National Assembly; Members of the National and State Assemblies; revered Religious and Traditional rulers; and notable cultural ambassadors.
Hon. Asama’s message resonated with the Berom Traditional Council and the multitude in attendance, many of whom commended his genuine love for the people and his inclusive leadership style. His presence served as a strong statement of solidarity and respect for the cultural values that bind the diverse peoples of Bassa/Jos North.
Beyond the vibrant displays of dance, music, and regalia, Nzem Berom 2025 emerged as a powerful platform for cultural diplomacy, communal dialogue, and social cohesion. Hon. Asama’s active engagement reaffirmed his ongoing commitment to grassroots development, peaceful coexistence, and the celebration of Nigeria’s rich heritage as a force for unity.
Brian Lang,
Director of Media
For: Hon. Daniel Asama Ago (Anki Kaboh),
House of Representatives Member
Bassa/Jos North Federal Constituency.
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