Plateau Information Commissioner, Dati’s Son Weds In Plateau, He Charges Couple To Imbibe Spirit Of Tolerance In Marriage

Yakubu Busari

The Commissioner of Information and Communication Plateau State Hon Yakubu Dati has charged newly married couple to emulate accountability and transparency in their marital conduct so as to live a Godly.

 

Yakubu Dati whose son Kelly wedded Jessy on Saturday, the 20th of April, 2019 challenged the couple to continue renewing their marital vows through imbibing the spirit of tolerance and biblical reading of the scriptures to guide them from ungodly behaviour.

 

The commissioner   sends “Thank You Messages” to invitees and non-invitees, appreciating them for honouring his son wedding which was witness by the Deputy Governor and government officials.

 

The wedding of Kelly and Jessy, which took Plateau at Plateau State Government House Chapel in Rayfield, Jos, was witnessed by a huge crowd and officiated by legion of Men of God.

 

The Officiating Minister was Rev. Stephen Panya Baba, (ECWA President) urged Christian to build home with the fair of God and stand for truth in whatever they found themselves.

 

Other Ministers include, Rev. Dr. John Aina (ECWA Vice President), Rev. Yunusa Sabo Nmadu Jr. (ECWA General Secretary), Rev. Ayuba Asheshe (Senior Pastor ECWA Unity Church Rayfield, Jos), Rev. Stephen Bahago (ECWA Unity Church, Jos), Rev. Fr. David Ajang (Chaplain, Govt. House Chapel) and Rev. Dr. Wole Ogunmola.

 

 

The Commissioner  Dati, grace the occasion in the presence of his Wife at the Church, , at about 11.15am,  signed the Wedding Register in front of his Son the Bride express that , words alone cannot quantify his appreciation.

 

 

Kelly and Jessy, were ushered into the Church, alongside the Best Men, Malah Englama and Oludayo Odumosun and the Chief Bride’s Maid, Hauwa Salihu with dignitaries from State Government, who also witnessed the solemnization include, the Deputy Governor of the State, Prof. Sunni Tyoden and his wife, the Chief of Staff to Governor Simon Bako Lalong, among other State Commissioners.