Adamawa Deputy Governor, Professor Kaletapwa Farauta has again asked parents to enroll their children in school.
Farauta spoke at the Lutheran church of Christ in Nigeria 2025 non-diocese centenary annual national convention held in Numan local government area.
She said that the development of contemporary governance structure is rooted on education, hence the need for children to be in school.
The 2025 centenary convention with a theme: “Unity in Christ Jesus”, affords an opportunity for the faithful to worship together and chart a new course for the spiritual and physical growth of the church.
She appreciated the faithful for their prayers which she said is pivotal to the achievements and peace enjoyed in the state.
The deputy governor advised them to take advantage of free education policy of the administration, emphasizing that education is the greatest asset one can bequeath a child, a panacea for productive life.
The Bishop of LCCN Rt. Reverend Nelson Malau in a charge, explained that the rich history of unity across ethnicities, tribes and languages is a testament to the church’s deep roots in fostering unity, and brotherhood.
He thanked Governor Ahmadu Fintiri for his enormous support to the church and impactful leadership in the state through championing people oriented projects.
Rt. Reverend Malau said the church remains focus on leading followers to Christ, which can be accomplished through discipleship, church planting and multiplying of churches through home cells, mission, evangelism among others.
The clergyman also used the centenary convention to call for transparency and accountability among Christian leaders, even as they pray fervently for the church, and the nation for peace, unity, development and economic prosperity.
There was a cutting of the centenary cake.
