Calls for Unity, Fairness and Inclusive Governance
By Yahaya Idris
Hon. Jamila Isa Abubakar, the National Director of Inter-Religious Affairs of Tinubu Writers, has commended Northern youths for their support for the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, acknowledging their contributions to the government’s efforts in security, agriculture, education, healthcare, infrastructure and human capital development.
In a message emphasising unity, fairness and recognition, Abubakar expressed appreciation for the sacrifices and commitment of Northern youths, alongside supporters from other parts of the country who continue to contribute to the administration’s vision for Nigeria.
She stressed that the contributions of all Nigerians, irrespective of their ethnic, religious or regional backgrounds, deserve recognition and respect.
“As National Director of Inter-Religious Affairs, Tinubu Writers, I strongly believe that our strength lies in unity, fairness, mutual respect and equal opportunities for all Nigerians, regardless of ethnicity, religion or region,” she stated.
Abubakar noted that political differences should not become a source of division, warning against situations in which individuals or groups who have contributed to a collective political objective feel neglected or excluded.
According to her, genuine leadership requires the building of bridges, the promotion of inclusiveness and the creation of an environment where every citizen’s voice is heard and treated with dignity.
She further emphasised the importance of recognising the efforts of grassroots supporters, particularly young people, whose mobilisation and commitment play significant roles in political engagement and national development.
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The Tinubu Writers’ director called on Nigerians to sustain peaceful dialogue, religious tolerance and mutual understanding, noting that these values remain essential to strengthening national unity and democratic governance.
She maintained that a stronger Nigeria could only emerge when citizens feel valued, respected and included in the country’s development process.
Abubakar reaffirmed her commitment to promoting inter-religious understanding, national cohesion and constructive engagement among Nigerians, urging political stakeholders to prioritise fairness and collective progress above narrow interests.
She concluded that unity must remain the foundation of national progress, fairness a shared responsibility, and national cohesion a common goal for all Nigerians.
“Unity is our strength, fairness is our responsibility, and national cohesion must remain our common goal.”