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2027 polls: T.Y Danjuma throws weight behind Tinubu’s re- election

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A former Chief of Army Staff, Gen.Theophilus Y Danjuma has urged the individuals of Adamawa State and Nigerians to re- elect president Bola Ahmed Tinubu in in order that he can proceed with the great work he has began.

Danjuma who was represented by Gen. Ishaya Bamaiyi (retd) said this weekend in Yola, whereas talking on the twentieth anniversary of  Adamawa state Government House chapel.

He argued that Tinubu has appointed extra Christians into his Government who’ve been contributing enormously  to the event of the nation, stressing that he additionally imply properly for Nigeria.

The  former minister of defence additional introduced a donation of #250m  to help the growth of Adamawa State Government House chapel and development of residence for the chaplain of the chapel and his deputy.

He counseled the founding fathers of the chapel, and organisers of the occasion for his or her imaginative and prescient, commitments and contributions in the direction of the institution and progress of the chapel.

Also talking, first woman Senator Remi Tinubu, represented by Adamawa State  Deputy Governor, Prof. Kaletapwa Farauta, harps on the necessity for Christians youths to shun political thuggary and different act able to overheating the polity forward of 2027.

According to her, there’s the necessity for them to  conduct themselves peacefully and prioritised unity and peaceable co- existence amongst Nigerians as they get set to take part in electioneering actions.

 He pressured  the necessity for the chapel to served as a rallying level for Christians throughout all denominations  and known as for peaceable co- existence among the many individuals of Adamawa State for growth to thrive.

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