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By Gabriel Agbonika, Abuja
In a season when goodwill is often characterized by expression of words and gestures, Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada has once more redefined what it means to lead in Nasarawa State. His last week Christmas outreach across the state was not merely an act of generosity; it was a statement of values, a declaration that leadership must rise above religious, ethnic, and political boundaries.
He demonstrated in practical terms that a devoted Muslim would not only openly share Christmas food items with Christians across Nasarawa State but elevates this gesture to historic significance in both scale and inclusiveness. That was why every ward, churches, and Christian organizations received bags of rice, cash, and other essential items. It was an unprecedented act in the state’s political history.
While it is true that other governorship aspirants and leaders have extended similar seasonal gestures in the past, the intervention by Senator Wadada stands apart. It was not selective, symbolic, or media-driven. It was comprehensive, deliberate, and people-centered. This is why it resonates deeply with ordinary citizens.
Senator Ahmed Aliyu Wadada who represents Nasarawa West Senatorial District is one of the ranking senators in the National Assembly and currently serves as the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Accounts. Yet, despite his enermous national responsibilities, he has never lost touch with the grassroot while his politics has always been defined by compassion, accessibility, and results.
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