By Adamu Mohammad Dodo
The recent attendance of Adamawa State House of Assembly Speaker, Rt. Hon. Bathiya Wesley, at the Pulaaku National Day has sent a powerful message of unity and peace. Organized by the Fulbe Development and Cultural Organisation (FUDECO), the event aimed to promote cultural heritage and strengthen bonds among diverse communities.
Wesley’s presence was a pleasant surprise, given his tight schedule as a state lawmaker. His decision to personally attend the event, rather than delegating representation, has earned him accolades from FUDECO and participants alike.
Upon receiving the invitation, Wesley inquired about the event’s requirements and his expected contribution. FUDECO expressed gratitude for his willingness to participate, acknowledging the demands of his leadership role.
His presence underscored the importance of unity, peace, and mutual coexistence
Wesley’s character, marked by philanthropy and a spirit of cross-cultural exchange, made him an ideal guest of honor. His presence underscored the importance of unity, peace, and mutual coexistence.
During the event, Wesley commended FUDECO’s efforts in promoting cultural heritage and peace. He revealed that the state lawmakers are working on legislation to strengthen unity, security, progress, and development.
We are not alone in this unity and peace mission
“We are not alone in this unity and peace mission,” Wesley emphasized. “The state lawmakers are committed to legislating for peace, unity, and mutual coexistence tied to security, progress, and development.”
FUDECO thanked the Speaker for his support and prayed for his legislative success. Participants interviewed praised Wesley’s gesture, promising reciprocal support.
This heartfelt gesture has cemented Wesley’s reputation as a fair-hearted, friendly-spirited, peace-moving, peace-working, peace-loving, and peacemaking lawmaker. His leadership exemplifies effective and efficient representational and development leadership.
The event has sparked renewed hope for unity and peace in Adamawa State, with Wesley’s attendance serving as a powerful symbol of the state’s commitment to progress and development.
