Governor Darius Ishaku of Taraba State has urged Christians in the state to emulate Christ’s exemplary life of humility and compassion, as demonstrated through His death and resurrection. In his Easter message, signed by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Bala Dan‑Abu, the governor emphasized the importance of promoting forgiveness and peace among the people.
The message noted that Easter, celebrated worldwide, carries a profound lesson about sacrifice and forgiveness. “There can only be peace among our people and communities if we all resolve to forgive one another and make concessions on issues that tend to generate conflicts and crises among them,” Ishaku wrote. He added, “I am happy that my mantra of ‘Give Me Peace and I will Give You Development’ has found firm roots in the minds of all Tarabans, and I urge you to let the spirit of peace, love and forgiveness guide your attitudes, actions, and relationships with your fellow men.”
Looking ahead, Governor Ishaku announced that in a few weeks he will pass the baton of leadership to a new person elected by the people. He called for support for the incoming administration of Col. Agbu Kefas, stating that he will leave office as a fulfilled and happy person, having successfully laid a solid foundation on which subsequent occupants of the highest seat of power in the state can build. Ishaku appealed to the people of Taraba not to distract the incoming administration.
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