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Council Boss calls for Peaceful coexistence in Adamawa communities

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Council Boss calls for Peaceful coexistence in Adamawa communities

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Demsa,Mayo Belwa and Girei Local Government areas (LGAs) of Adamawa state has of recent experiencing crisis that many are assuming it to be a Herdsmen/Farmers clashes.

In a passionate appeal, the Chairperson of Demsa LGA,Hon (Mrs) Wale Fwa is calling on the crisis communities to peaceful coexist for sake of economy growth and development.

The people has been call to embrace Peace as the only viable way of government to focus on human and capital development.

According to her is only when communities (people) are at Peace that development is thriving.

“God created all humanity for the sake of Love, He enjoins us to love one another and where there is no love certainly there is hatred.

” God loves us and why should we hate ourselves to the extend of killing one another? Without Peace and unity which are all parameter that attracts development and progress to any area even the Government cannot Work.

“I’m begging us to all shearth our swords and take up mantles of peaceful coexistence that we are known for. Wale Said

She enjoins the People of Kwayini who for are receiving the attack for the second time to see it as act permit by God and has a special way comfort them.

”My heart touched of piti to all communities been affected by heartless Nigerians. This a hurt to ourselves and is uncall for.” She added

Wale Said Governor Muhammadu Umaru Jibrilla Bindow is really a Father and prompted relief materials to hundreds of Internally displaced persons, IDPs, in Kwasam,giving her immeasurable thanks to him for his good will leadeship to the people of Adamawa state.

She further call on the security agents to beef up operations on prunes areas so to avert any form of either incoming or reprisals attacks.

The hopeful Senator from the northern senatorial district also appeal to communities leaders, Youth groups, women groups, peace advocators,and well spirited individuals to engaged peace missions in the State.

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