CAN/Heads Of Denominations In Nasarawa State Endorses Hon David Ombugadu As Gubernatorial Candidate

The leadership of  Christian bodies in Nasarawa State after marathon meetings threw their support behind Rt Hon David Ombugadu of the PDP.

The resolution came after several meetings/consultations with critical Christian Stakeholders in the state.

In a Joint statement  signed  by the  Christian Association of Nigeria, Nasarawa State Chairman, Archbishop Joseph Masin and Secretary,Very Rev. Obed Musa, the Christian Body said; “We are endorsing David Ombugadu on the ground of his developmental records and an untainted reputation. Having accomplished great milestones as a young politician, devoid of pride or selfishness.

See Full Statement Below:

CAN/HEADS OF DENOMINATIONS IN NASARAWA STATE ENDORSES HON DAVID OMBUGADU AS GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE.

The leadership of  Christian bodies in Nasarawa State after marathon meetings threw their support behind Rt Hon David Ombugadu of the PDP. The resolution came after several meetings/consultations with critical Christian Stakeholders in the state.

We are endorsing David Ombugadu on the ground of his developmental records and an untainted reputation. Having accomplished great milestones as a young politician, devoid of pride or selfishness.

We unanimously call on all our members to  mobilize and vote Ombugadu in the Saturday gubernatorial election in Nasarawa State. We strongly believe in his capacity to unite the good people of Nasarawa State irrespective of religious or ethnic affiliations.

Time has come for the people of the state to elect Leaders who are capable of creating and sustaining a vision for a better Nasarawa.

A leader with passion, strength of will, and necessary knowledge to achieve long-term goals. David is a focused individual who can inspire his team to change the fortunes of Nasarawa State.

Finally, we call on legible voters to come out enmasse and  peacefully vote  for the PDP and also defend their votes on Saturday 9th March.

Signed:

CAN Chairman,

Nasarawa States.

Archbishop Joseph Masin

Secretary,

Very Rev. Obed Musa