Gassa Munga

The statement issued by the "APC Christian Youths, Adamawa State Chapter", appears to dismiss legitimate concerns being raised by many citizens regarding political inclusion and fairness in the state. It is misleading to suggest that calls for a Christian governor are driven by selfish interests or divisive intentions. In a democratic society, every group has the constitutional right to peacefully advocate for equitable representation and participation in leadership.

Politics should not be reduced to a mere game of numbers where the majority alone determines the direction of leadership. True democracy is founded on justice, equity, fairness, and the protection of the interests of all groups within society. As a diverse state, Adamawa’s stability and unity are best preserved when every community feels respected, represented, and included in the political process.

The call for a Christian governor is neither an attack on any religion nor an attempt to create division. It is a legitimate democratic aspiration pursued through peaceful and constitutional means. Citizens expressing such views deserve engagement and understanding, not subtle attempts to portray their concerns as unnecessary or harmful to the unity of the state.

Adamawa State has enjoyed years of peaceful coexistence because its people have embraced mutual respect and fairness. Preserving that harmony requires open and honest conversations about inclusion, representation, and equal political opportunity. Genuine unity can only thrive where all voices are acknowledged and treated with respect within the democratic space.

Otunba Munga Lelau.

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