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Yobe Governor calls for unity, tolerance, and vigilance amid renewed insecurity in the Northeast.
Yobe State Governor Mai Mala Buni has urged Nigerians to shun religious intolerance, tribalism, and political division, calling for unity and cooperation to build a stronger and more prosperous nation.
Buni, represented by his deputy, Idi Barde Gubana, made the appeal shortly after observing the two-unit Eid-el-Fitr congregational prayer marking the end of Ramadan at the Yobe Mosque and Islamic Centre, Damaturu.
“Exploit Diversity for National Growth”
The governor lamented that some smaller nations were advancing rapidly while Nigeria lags behind, despite its population of over 200 million and abundant human resources.
Buni urged citizens to rise above ethnic and religious differences, stressing that unity and tolerance remain essential for national progress.
Call for Continued Prayers
The governor also called on Muslim faithful to pray for the nation, the President, and other leaders at all levels to enable them to govern successfully.
Security and Vigilance
Addressing the resurgence of Boko Haram attacks in the Northeast, Buni urged residents to remain security-conscious and report suspicious persons or objects to security agencies for prompt action.
He emphasized that community vigilance and cooperation with security operatives are vital to sustaining peace and stability in the region.
