From: Usman M A Karofi
Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State, alongside a delegation of top government officials, paid a heartfelt condolence visit to the national headquarters of the Jama’atu Izalatil Bid’ah wa Iqamatis Sunnah (JIBWIS) in Jos, Plateau State, following the death of the esteemed Islamic Sheikh Sa'idu Hassan Jingre.
In a moving gesture of empathy and solidarity, Governor Mohammed expressed his profound sympathy to the family, friends, and followers of the late Sheikh Jingre, a renowned Islamic scholar dedicated to spreading knowledge and fostering peace.
The governor eulogized Sheikh Jingre as a man of peace who devoted his life to advancing Islamic education, underscoring the significant role religious leaders play in promoting understanding and tolerance among different communities.
Governor Mohammed, in his address, prayed for Allah to grant the deceased eternal peace in Aljanatul Firdaus and to grant his family the strength and fortitude to bear this immense loss. His words resonated deeply with attendees, reflecting his compassion and the importance he places on unity in times of grief.
The National Vice Chairman of JIBWIS, Sheikh Yusuf Sambo Rigachukun, expressed sincere gratitude for the governor’s visit, acknowledging the ongoing support that Governor Mohammed has extended to both JIBWIS and the broader Islamic community.
Sheikh Rigachukun highlighted the governor's commitment to fostering interfaith harmony and development, not only in Bauchi State but across Nigeria.
Governor Mohammed’s visit also emphasizes his broader vision for religious peace and cohesion. His ongoing support for various religious organizations, including JIBWIS, showcases his unwavering dedication to building a more united and peaceful society, where understanding across religious divides is prioritized.
This visit reaffirms Governor Mohammed’s commitment to nurturing an environment where religious tolerance and cooperation contribute to the overall development and peaceful coexistence of the diverse communities in Bauchi State and beyond.
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