One term not enough for Tinubu to complete projects started, says TY Danjuma

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General Danjuma made the call at the 20th anniversary and fundraising ceremony of the Adamawa State Government House Chapel held in Yola on Saturday.

He said the first tenure of President Tinubu would not be enough for him to complete programmes and projects initiated by his government.

Danjuma, who was represented by former Chief of Army Staff, General Ishaya Bamaiyi, said Tinubu has appointed many Christians into government positions, which according to him, shows his fairness and tolerance.

He urged Nigerians, especially the Middle Belt, to support the re-election bid of President Tinubu in January 2027.

On the 20th anniversary and expansion of the Government House Yola Christian Chapel, Danjuma noted that human life cannot be complete without connection to the Creator, encouraging faithful to have fear of God in their individual and collective undertakings for guidance and blessings.

Danjuma announced a pledge of N250 million as his donation for the fundraising ceremony to enable the expansion drive of the chapel with a view to standing the test of time.

In her remarks as special guest of honour, First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu advised youths not to allow themselves to be used by desperate politicians as tools of destruction in the polity.

Senator Tinubu, represented by Adamawa State Deputy Governor, Professor Farauta George, encouraged the younger generation to be ambassadors of peace and positive change, stressing the need for responsible conduct before, during and after the 2027 elections.

She said the Government House Chapel should remain a spiritual home and rallying point for Christians across different denominations, urging the Chapel’s leadership and congregation to preserve its spiritual foundation, sustain its activities and ensure that the fire on the altar continues to burn through prayers, worship and unwavering commitment to God.

She also called on residents to embrace their collective responsibility in building a peaceful and prosperous state, irrespective of religious, ethnic and political differences.

Former Governor Boni Haruna, who was the actualiser of the chapel during his tenure, while giving historical reflections, recalled that the Government House Chapel was established in 2005 as part of efforts to fulfil the original architectural vision of the Government House complex.

Haruna explained that the original design provided for two places of worship, a mosque and a Christian chapel, in recognition of principles of equity, fairness and religious inclusion upon which the project was conceived.

He expressed hope that the Chapel would continue to serve as a symbol of religious tolerance, unity and peaceful coexistence, reminding successive administrations and residents that Adamawa belongs to everyone, irrespective of religious affiliations.

Earlier in his keynote address, Chairman of the Chapel’s Board of Trustees, Boss Mustapha, described the 20th anniversary as more than a celebration of institutional survival, saying it represents two decades of faith, courage, perseverance, unity and God’s enduring faithfulness.

The occasion was graced by many Christian faithful who donated their contributions to the chapel expansion project.

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