Arumeru DC seeks cooperation from Maasai and Meru traditional leaders

Arumeru District Commissioner Neema Lugangira has called upon traditional leaders from the Maasai and Meru communities to collaborate with the government to accelerate development projects and enhance citizen welfare.

During a visit to introduce herself and outline government plans led by President Samia Suluhu Hassan, Lugangira emphasized that cooperation with traditional institutions is vital for maintaining peace, unity, and stability within the Arusha and Meru councils. She commended the leaders for their role in preserving social values and national ethics.

In response, prominent traditional leaders, including Maasai Chief Laigwanani Isack Ole Kisongo Meijo, Secretary General Amani Karaine Lukumay, and Meru Elder Wilson Mbise, pledged their support. They committed to working with district authorities to promote peace and solidarity through traditional forums and community meetings.