Lawan Sani: When a cybersecurity expert becomes the Emir of Gumel, By Shuaib S. Agaka
If more children remain in school, if young people acquire useful skills, if farmers gain better access to markets, if entrepreneurs find new opportunities, if digital safety improves and if the emirate becomes better connected to its professionals at home and abroad, then his journey from the university laboratory to the royal palace will have acquired a deeper meaning.
The late Emir Ahmed Muhammad Sani II did not merely inherit the throne; he arrived with a rich background in public administration and politics.
An Emirate Education and Skills Initiative could identify promising young people and provide scholarships, mentorship and practical digital training.
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