Hon. Dachung Musa Bagos received a warm and jubilant welcome upon his return to Jos, as enthusiastic supporters and well-wishers gathered in their numbers at Farin Lamba and Mararaban Jama’a (Kuru) to celebrate his homecoming. The atmosphere was filled with cheers and excitement, reflecting the deep admiration and bond he continues to share with his people.
In recent weeks, Hon. Bagos has represented Nigeria on the international stage, engaging with global institutions committed to promoting mental health, transparency, and community empowerment. His travels underscore his vision for inclusive leadership that connects local progress with global conversations.
As part of a Nigerian delegation that included Barr. Mrs. Olivia Dazyam and Princess Edna D.D. Azura, President of the National Council of Women Societies (NCWS), Hon. Bagos served as a guest speaker at the Women Leaders Conference held at the University of Manchester. The gathering brought together women and leaders from across nations to champion empowerment and amplify women’s voices in leadership.
He also delivered the keynote address at the University of Manchester’s Annual Black History Conference, organized by the Department of Mental Health. Speaking on mental health awareness and resilience, Hon. Bagos highlighted the need to create safe spaces that foster healing, dialogue, and representation within the Black community.
At the 2025 Annual Conference of the UK Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association, Hon. Bagos applauded the immense contributions of Nigerian healthcare professionals in the United Kingdom, describing their service, compassion, and dedication as “a shining example of patriotism and humanity that transcends borders.”
Further advancing his advocacy for integrity and good governance, he joined the African-Nigerian delegation at the 2025 World Anti-Corruption Conference held at Oxford Rhodes House, alongside the ICPC Chairman, Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu, SAN.
Reflecting on his engagements, Hon. Bagos remarked:
“Leadership is not confined by geography; it is about people, purpose, and the will to make a difference wherever we find ourselves. We must continue to build bridges of understanding, integrity, and inclusion because that is how we create lasting impact.”
Hon. Bagos’ international engagements and the enthusiastic reception in Jos reaffirm his unwavering dedication to service, unity, and inclusive governance—values that continue to define his vision as he seeks to represent the Plateau Northern Senatorial District in the Senate come 2027.
