President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in a significant address on Saturday, unequivocally declared his profound mission to forge unity among all Nigerians. During a crucial meeting with Christian leaders at the esteemed Headquarters of the COCIN Church in Jos, Plateau State, President Tinubu delivered a powerful assurance to Christian communities across Northern Nigeria, reiterating his administration's unwavering commitment to upholding fairness and equity among all religious groups within the nation. The President’s visit and discourse were not merely a formality but a deliberate step towards fostering inter-faith harmony and addressing long-standing concerns. The atmosphere in Jos was one of hopeful anticipation as President Tinubu articulated his vision for a cohesive and prosperous Nigeria. His words resonated deeply with the gathered clergymen and community leaders, setting a tone of reconciliation and shared purpose. "I have a mission to unite this country, ensure its prosperity, and we are making progress," the President stated with conviction, emphasizing the forward momentum of his administration’s efforts. This declaration served as a cornerstone of his address, underlining his core belief in the power of collective identity over divisive affiliations. A poignant moment during the meeting involved President Tinubu paying heartfelt tribute to Nana Lydia Yilwatda, the revered mother of the APC National Chairman, who had passed away at the age of 83. This act of remembrance transcended political boundaries, highlighting a shared humanity and respect for community figures.

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