Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume, has appealed to religious leaders to collaborate with the federal government to strengthen national security and unity.
Akume made the appeal while receiving a delegation of clergymen under the auspices of the Northern Pentecostal and Charismatic Bishops Communion of Nigeria led by its chairman, Archbishop JohnPraise Daniel, in Abuja.
In a statement by the director of media in his office, Segun Imohiosen, he emphasised the sacred role of religious leaders in society, highlighting their responsibility to support government’s efforts towards interfaith harmony and peaceful coexistence.
The SGF praised President Tinubu as a leader committed to inclusivity and national cohesion, noting his administration’s balanced appointments reflecting Nigeria’s diversity.
“President Tinubu is a true patriot who embraces unity and ensures inclusive governance. His administration is making notable progress in education, infrastructure, the economy, and security,” Akume stated.
He also underscored the security improvements since Tinubu took office and reiterated the government’s ongoing efforts to strengthen security measures to combat insurgency and communal violence.
In his remarks, Archbishop JohnPraise Daniel expressed appreciation to President Tinubu for establishing the Federal University of Applied Science in Kachia, Southern Kaduna. He commended the government’s commitment to economic development and its efforts to improve security, which have boosted agricultural productivity and contributed to a reduction in food prices. The visit concluded with prayers for the continued success of President Tinubu’s administration and the nation’s progress.
