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The Bola Ahmed Tinubu-led Federal Government has been tasked by the Anglican Diocese of Gombe with managing national affairs fairly by granting opposition elements the right to voice their opinions without fear of retaliation or harassment.
A communique following its 2025 synod, which took place at Christ Anglican Church Bambam and had as its theme “no more condemnation for those who are in Christ,” stated that the Federal Government must start electoral reforms to increase the 2025 election’s legitimacy.
The Gombe Anglican Diocese’s Bishop, the Right Reverend Cletus Ajigben Tambari, who signed the communication and forwarded it to our correspondent, also urged the federal government to take action to stop the nation’s growing security threats, which include insurgent activity, violent intercommunal conflicts, and suicide bombings, among other things.
The synod also expressed disapproval of the immense suffering that Nigerians endure as a result of the Federal Government’s poorly considered policies.
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It mentioned policies that “have occasioned the rising prices of goods and services,” including the naira’s floating, various levies, and the increase in the price of gasoline.
Following that, it expressed sympathy and condolences to the residents of Mokwa, Niger State; Yelwata, Benue State; and Mangu, Bokkos, and a few other areas of Plateau State for the recent tragic floods and bandit attacks that claimed over 300 lives.
Speaking on issues pertaining to Gombe State, the synod praised the state government, led by Inuwa Yahaya, for the various development projects that have been completed and are still in progress in the state.
It mentioned, among other things, the building of new motorways (particularly in Tunfure city), hospitals, a brand-new, ultra-modern car park, and the complex of the Secretariat, House of Assembly, and Judiciary offices.
In addition to expressing gratitude for the State Government’s assistance to the Anglican Diocese of Gombe during the Diocese’s 25th anniversary celebration and the establishment of its College of Nursing Science in Kaltungo, the synod called on the State Government to improve the lives of the general public by providing farmers with tools, fertilizer, and loans or grants to help produce food.
