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By Ahmed A. Usman, Kafanchan
Member representing Jema’a/Sanga Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Daniel Amos said he will do his best to ensure that he carries his constituents, fulfill his promises and lead by example.
The ‘Product of Grace’, Amos stated in a Special Thanksgiving Service held in Bethel Baptist Church in his hometown, Kogum Dutse (Gwandara) in Jagindi Ward, Jema’a Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
Dan, who assured his people the dividend of democracy, solicited for more support and prayers for a successful representation.
The National Assembly Member promised the people that he will not take this grace for granted and will do the needful.
In their separate messages, the Minority Leader and Member representing Jema’a State Constituency in the Kaduna State House of Assembly, Hon Ali Kalat (PDP) and the Council Chairman of Jema’a, Hon. Yunana Markus Barde (APC), assured the people of their collective resolved to work as a team irrespective of party affiliation to bring more political dividends to the area.
Preaching and quoting from the scriptures, the speaker, Rev. Dr. Donald Y. Arab, the President of Southern Kaduna Baptist conference, commended Hon. Amos for his exploits in the political arena and charged him to keep demonstrating the value of Christ as he moves to the next phase of governing the people of Jema’a and Sanga.
Earlier in his speech, the Chairman Planning Committee, Hon. Bamas M Bako thanked the Church, clergies, traditional leaders, political class and everyone for honouring the occasion.
Those in attendance included former Member Jema’a/Sanga Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Honorable Shehu Nicholas Garba, former Member House of Reps, Kachia/Kagarko, Honourable Jagaba Adams Jagaba, former Chairman Jema’a Local Government Area, Honourable Peter Danjuma Averick, PDP Stakeholders’ Chairman, Jema’a LGA, Edward Percy Masha, PDP Chairmen of Jema’a and Sanga Local Government Areas among others.
