Hon. Dachung Musa Bagos returned to a warm and rousing welcome in Jos, where excited supporters and well-wishers gathered in large numbers at Farin Lamba and Mararaban Jama’a (Kuru) to celebrate his homecoming. The joyful crowd reflected the deep admiration and connection he continues to share with the people.
In pursuit of inclusive leadership and shared global progress, Hon. Dachung Musa Bagos has continued to engage global institutions that promote mental health awareness, transparency, and the empowerment of communities across borders.
Hon. Bagos was part of the Nigerian delegation alongside Barr. Mrs. Olivia Dazyam and Princess Edna D.D. Azura, President of the National Council of Women Societies (NCWS), as guest speakers at the Women Leaders Conference held at the University of Manchester. The conference brought together women and leaders from across nations, united by their commitment to inspiring change and strengthening the voice of women in leadership.
He also delivered the Keynote Address at the Annual Black History Conference organized by the University of Manchester’s Department of Mental Health, where he spoke on mental health awareness, resilience, and representation within the Black community. Hon. Bagos emphasized the importance of building safe spaces that foster dialogue, healing, and collective well-being.
In addition, Hon. Bagos served as a guest speaker at the UK Nigerian Nurses Charitable Association 2025 Annual Conference, where he commended the remarkable contributions of Nigerian healthcare professionals in the United Kingdom. He described their commitment to service, compassion, and excellence as a shining model of patriotism and humanity that continues to inspire hope across borders.
In furtherance of his advocacy for integrity and good governance, Hon. Bagos joined the African-Nigerian delegation alongside the ICPC Chairman, Dr. Musa Adamu Aliyu, SAN at the 2025 World Anti-Corruption Conference held at Oxford Rhodes House, United Kingdom.
Reflecting on these engagements, Hon. Bagos stated:
“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.”
These international engagements and the heartfelt reception in Jos reaffirm Hon. Bagos’ unwavering dedication to service, unity, and inclusive governance values that continue to inspire both at home and abroad towards his desire to represent Plateau Northern Senatorial District at the senate come 2027.
