The Emir of Daura, Alhaji Umar Faruk Umar, has conferred the traditional title of Daurama Karama on the founder of the Daurama Foundation, Dr. Samira Salisu Buhari.

The ceremony, which took place in Daura, was attended by dignitaries from across the state.

Buhari was honoured for her remarkable contributions to the community, particularly in the areas of healthcare, education, and women’s empowerment.

Speaking at the ceremony, the Emir of Daura commended Buhari’s leadership and dedication to service, saying the turbaning of Buhari as Daurama Karama reflects the rich heritage of Daura and the profound respect the community has for leaders who embody service, integrity, and dedication.

“Her efforts in championing healthcare, education, and women’s empowerment are exemplary, and her leadership is a beacon of hope for future generations,” the monarch stated.

Also honoured at the ceremony were Buhari’s brothers, Alhaji Ibrahim Salisu Buhari and Dr. Gazzali Salisu Buhari, who received the titles of Iyan Daura and Makaman Kasar Hausa, respectively.

Receiving the title, Samira Buhari joins a lineage of esteemed leaders who have left indelible marks on their communities through visionary leadership and transformative action.

Reflecting on the significance of the event, Buhari stated: “This title is a profound recognition of our shared heritage and responsibilities. I am deeply moved and inspired to continue my work in advancing gender equality, healthcare, and community development.”

According to her, the title should encourage Nigerians to stay rooted in their values while driving progress for the future.

On his part, Salisu Buhari, while expressing his gratitude, said receiving the title of Iyan Daura is both humbling and motivating.

He noted that the honour was a reminder of the trust placed on him to contribute meaningfully to the community.

“We are committed to working together to support and uplift Daura and its people,” he added.

Also speaking, Gazzali Salisu Buhari observed that being named Makaman Kasar Hausa was a significant responsibility.

According to him, “It is a call to honour our cultural heritage while also embracing the challenges of modern leadership. We look forward to fostering growth and unity within our community.”