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Cleric pledges support for Kuje traditional ruler

The Presiding Pastor of the Voice of Healing Global Church, Kuje, Mr Ikenna Nzelibe has pledged support for Mr Yohanna Dogo, the newly crowned Etsu of Kango Community, Kuje.

Mr Nzelibe made the pledge on Monday in Abuja when he led a delegation of the church on a congratulatory visit to the traditional ruler.

According to News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), Dogo was on Jan. 24, crowned the Etsu of Kango by Alhaji Haruna Tanko, the Gomo of Kuje.

The pledge of the Presiding Pastor of the Voice of Healing Global Church, was to support the Etsu to ensure peace, harmony and development of the community.

He added that the church`s continued support to the traditional ruler, will bring about the needed development in the community.

The cleric also called on residents of the community to support the traditional ruler to achieve his developmental goals.

“As a church, we are here to associate with your palace and let you know that we are ready to offer necessary support to ensure the development of Kango community.

“We are aware of the increasing influx of people coming into the community because of the development and good foundation that has been laid.

“With the increasing influx of people, we are appealing to the palace to put machineries in place to ensure the security of lives and property in the community,” he said

The traditional ruler in his remark, thanked the delegation for the visit, adding that it was necessary to ensure a robust partnership between the church and the palace.

He emphasized that without support from his people, residents and visitors, development of the community would be impossible.

He added that the development of Kango community would remain a priority for the palace, and called for support and partnership from stakeholders.

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The Etsu also promised to run an open door leadership to accommodate advice and constructive criticisms that would ensure the development of the community.

 

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Owotoki Christiana Temitope

Owotoki Christiana Temitope is a graduate of Mass communication from Bingham University, has a professional Certificate on Human Resource management and a practicing journalist with high professionalism in reporting Human Angle events for over five years. She is also a practicing investigative journalist.

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