Adamawa State Governor, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, has urged members of the Igbo group within the state to assist President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Tijjani Galadima, forward of the 2027 common elections….
Adamawa State Governor, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, has urged members of the Igbo group within the state to assist President Bola Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Tijjani Galadima, forward of the 2027 common elections.
Fintiri made the enchantment throughout this 12 months’s Igbo Day celebration in Yola, the place he additionally referred to as for the formal recognition of the Igbo group as one in all Adamawa State’s main ethnic teams.


The governor mentioned the group’s inhabitants and contributions to the state’s financial and social growth justified higher recognition and inclusion in its affairs.
He additionally recommended members of the Igbo group for supporting his administration, noting their function in selling industrial actions and contributing to the state’s growth.
Fintiri referred to as for higher appreciation of Adamawa’s ethnic range, stressing the significance of guaranteeing that every one communities really feel recognised and included.
The celebration started with a church service attended by Igbo residents from the state’s 21 native authorities areas.
Delivering the sermon, the Archbishop of St John’s Anglican Church, Bishop Marcus Anifami, referred to as on Nigerians to embrace peaceable coexistence no matter their ethnic, non secular or political variations.
Anifami additionally urged the Federal Government to strengthen safety nationwide forward of the 2027 common elections, saying a peaceable setting was important for residents to train their democratic rights.
After the service, members of the group gathered at Ribadu Square in Yola for cultural performances and shows celebrating Igbo heritage and traditions.
The APC governorship candidate, Tijjani Galadima, additionally addressed the gathering, whereas different audio system emphasised unity, mutual respect and peaceable coexistence among the many state’s numerous communities.
They urged residents to maintain the spirit of cooperation, noting that harmonious relationships amongst ethnic teams had been essential to Adamawa’s social and financial growth.
The celebration additionally supplied a chance for Igbo group leaders to resume requires higher recognition, inclusion and participation within the state’s political affairs as Nigeria approaches the 2027 common elections.

