TY Danjuma: One tenure not enough for Tinubu to complete ongoing projects

Former Nigerian Defence Minister, General Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma, has urged Nigerians to re-elect President Bola Tinubu in the upcoming 2027 general elections, emphasizing that his first term would not be sufficient to complete ongoing projects. Danjuma, who was represented by former Chief of Army Staff General Ishaya Bamaiyi, highlighted that President Tinubu's appointment of numerous Christians to government positions demonstrated his fairness and tolerance.

During the 20th anniversary and fundraising ceremony of the Adamawa state Government House Chapel in Yola, Danjuma stressed that human life cannot be complete without a connection to the Creator, urging faithful individuals to have a fear of God in their personal and collective endeavors for His guidance and blessings. He pledged N250 million for the expansion of the chapel to ensure its longevity.

First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu, the special guest of honor, cautioned the youth against being used by politicians seeking to cause destruction in the polity. She encouraged young people to serve as ambassadors of peace and positive change, emphasizing the importance of responsible conduct before, during, and after the 2027 elections.

Senator Tinubu also urged that the Government House Chapel remain a spiritual home and rallying point for Christians of various denominations, urging its leadership to preserve its spiritual foundation and ensure continued worship and commitment to God.

Boni Haruna, the former Governor of Adamawa state, who played a significant role in establishing the chapel in 2005, reflected on its history and expressed hope that it would continue to symbolize religious tolerance, unity, and peaceful coexistence. He reminded successive administrations and residents that Adamawa belongs to everyone, regardless of religious beliefs.

The event was graced by numerous Christian faithful who contributed to the chapel expansion project, as addressed by the Chairman of the Chapel’s Board of Trustees, Mr. Boss Mustapha, who described the 20th anniversary as a celebration of faith, courage, perseverance, unity, and God's enduring faithfulness.