The Governor of plateau state Caleb Mutfwang joined the Muslim Ummah in the state at the New Government House Little Rayfield Jos to break their fast.
Governor Mutfwang, in a heartening display of unity,emphasized the significance of the gathering in fostering mutual understanding, strengthening bonds of brotherhood, and collectively working towards a peaceful, united, and prosperous Plateau.
He underscored the importance of transcending differences in faith, ethnicity, or status to combat the common challenges facing the state, emphasizing that decades of violence have benefitted no one.
And however called for a return to the spirit of love and brotherhood practiced in the past.
Governor Mutfwang expressed gratitude to the Emir of Keffi, His Royal Highness Alh. Dr. Shehu Chindo Yamusa, the Emir of Borgu, Alh. Muhammed Sani Haliru, and other Islamic leaders for their presence at the event, noting that their participation will help to foster cohesion and enduring friendships across divides.
The Emir of Keffi, Dr. Shehu Chindo Yamusa, and the Emir of Borgu, Alh. Muhammed Sani Haliru, commended Governor Mutfwang’s commitment to justice, fairness, and inclusive governance in Plateau State.
They prayed for Governor Mutfwang to be endowed with more wisdom, knowledge, and strength to further elevate Plateau, citing evidence of a promising start and urging citizens’ support for the administration.
Chairman of Jama’tul Nasri Islam, JNI, Plateau State and Emir of Wase, Alh. Muhammadu Sambo Haruna, expressed gratitude to Governor Mutfwang for supporting the Muslim community in Plateau. He noted that 70 percent of road rehabilitation and repairs in the Jos metropolis were within the Muslim community.
He stressed the need for Muslim Ummah to support Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang’s administration for the peace, unity, and progress of Plateau and the greater good of the ummah.
DORCAS GWANI
