FCT Traditional Ruler Donates N1m To Support Tinubu’s Reelection
The Agaba of Jiwa Chiefdom in Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC), Alhaji Idris Musa, has supported Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Renewed Hope Ambassadors, a group working for the reelection of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, with a sum of N1 million.
The traditional ruler made the donation when members of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors were led to his palace by its Coordinator, Hon Adamu Abdullahi, on Wednesday.
The monarch expressed profound appreciation to President Tinubu for his leadership and his choice of Minister for the FCT, praising the President for appointing Barrister Nyesom Wike and further commending him for finding Hon Adamu Abdullahi, whom he described as his son, worthy of coordinating the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in the FCT.
He declared his unreserved commitment to the President’s reelection, stating that within his influence in the FCT and beyond, he would personally lead efforts to mobilise support for President Tinubu.
Alhaji Idris Musa emphasised that the people must show appreciation for what he described as a laudable and brotherly gesture extended to the people of Abuja through inclusive governance and meaningful appointments.
In his address, the Renewed Hope Ambassadors’ Coordinator commended the administration of President Tinubu for its deliberate and inclusive approach to governance, particularly its attention to the FCT.
He highlighted key appointments, infrastructure projects, and policy directions aimed at positioning Abuja as a true national capital reflective of unity and shared prosperity.
Abdullahi further stressed the importance of traditional institutions in sustaining development, urging royal fathers to adopt deliberate engagement with village heads and community leaders.
He sought the consent of the Agaba of Jiwa to allow the Renewed Hope Ambassadors engage tribal chiefs across the various communities within his domain, noting that peaceful coexistence remained the foundation upon which sustainable development in the capital must rest.
