Kwache: A diaspora Nigerian with passion to save North-East

Iliya Yame Kwache

The Adamawa born lawyer, turned a medical radio grapher, but resides in the United Kingdom (UK), Barr. Iliya Yame Kwache, is one Nigerian in Diaspora who has always yearned for the return of peace in the whole of North East Nigeria, especially the northern part of Adamawa state, which had been ravaged with incessant attacks from Boko Haram insurgents.

Kwache has been in constant touch with well-meaning non-Nigerians in order to ameliorate the sufferings of people metted with all forms of pains by the Islamic sects (Boko Haram) and whose mission to why they are killing innocent people is not yet understood.

The Michika born Nigerian, who is now doing great things in the Queen’s Land to make sure peace is permanently returned to the affected LGAs of Adamawa state, has vowed to have a pet project that will empower women and youths who are mostly affected.

Kwache, who spoke to our correspondent in confidence, said that being a Christian he has a network of prayer friends who on a daily basis, pray for the return and healing of the entire Adamawa State and Nigeria as a country, adding that prayer is the solution to all the social ills in Nigeria.

According to him, UK has become his second country with all kinds of luxury but he has never seen a place like Nigeria, that can be compared with Michika, his roots and place of origin.

“I can stake my life for my people, I can spend all I have to see that my place in terms of security is normalise because no place like home, and no place can be a home for me except Michika, Adamawa, the land of beauty.

” I have been spending my resources and I will keep on spending, I have been praying and my prayers are endless unless I see that my people are totally liberated from the shackles of insurgents, who have been very wicked to them unjustly” Kwache added.

Kwache is known to be a lover of his community since the days he left the shores of Nigeria, his kinsmen attested that he is a burden-bearer to everyone he met. He identifies with them anywhere he gets the opportunity.

At some point in Lagos, Abuja, Kaduna, Kano and Jos, he pilots the unity of his community people not minding the religion one is practicing. To Kwache, ‘your religion is your conscience and your conscience is your religion when it detects to you the right thing to do’.