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2027 not war, shun thuggery- Fintiri tells youths

Governor Ahmadu Fintiri on Saturday declared that 2027 is only an election year and not a time for war, cautioning youths against lending themselves to be used by any politician to fight personal wars. In a goodwill message during an event marking the 20th anniversary of the Adamawa State Government House Chapel, Yola, Fintiri appealed […] 2027 not war, shun thuggery- Fintiri tells youths

2027 not war, shun thuggery- Fintiri tells youths

Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri has declared that 2027 is solely an election year, not a time for conflict, and cautioned young people against participating in personal political wars. Speaking at the 20th anniversary event of the Adamawa State Government House Chapel in Yola, Fintiri called on Christian youths to embody the light of God in their lives before, during, and after the election.

He emphasized that the upcoming election should be a peaceful process without violence and urged youths to come out and vote responsibly, rather than being manipulated by politicians to become thugs. Fintiri also urged Christians, in general, to ensure that the fire on the altar remains burning, allowing God to continue blessing the state and the nation.

The former Chief of Defence Staff, Lt General Theophilus Danjuma, who chaired the event, represented by Major General Ishaya Bamaiyi, rtd, advised Adamawa residents not to vote for Atiku Abubakar in 2027, but rather for President Bola Tinubu. Danjuma praised Tinubu for recognizing and giving prominence to the Middle Belt people during his tenure as president.

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