Emir of Bauchi leads all-female choir during visit by ‘Matan Zumunta'
- The Emir of Bauchi is trending on social media and it is for the right reasons
- The Emir displayed tolerance by joining a female Christian group to sing a gospel song
- The video has attracted widespread commendation by Nigerians for the respected monarch
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A trending video on social media has attracted the attention of many Nigerians, especially on Twitter.
In the video, the Emir of Bauchi, Dr. Rilwanu Suleiman Adamu is seen leading a gospel song when a women group - ‘Matan Zumunta’ paid him a visit.
Source: Twitter
The group is a popular women wing amongst Christians in northern Nigeria and they are known for rendering soul-lifting gospel songs.
The video was shared by Isa Gusau, the chief press secretary of Borno state governor, Babagana Zulum, and has so far gotten almost 1,000 likes.
It is not clear when the video was recorded but Gusau indicated that he got it from popular messaging platform - Whatsapp.
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Dr. Adamu is the 11th and the present Emir of Bauchi Emirate in Bauchi state. He holds a Bachelor of Technology degree in Building Technology from Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Bauchi.
Many say his action is commendable and a way of promoting peace in the country.
Some Nigerians have been commenting on the action of the Emir.
GbenromAdegbola wrote:
“Another example, if any more was needed of that fact that the people have never been the problem. The problem’s always been the profiteers and exploiters of differences who can only thrive in an atmosphere of division. The Emir obviously loves his people and the feeling is mutual.”
Lawan Murtala Mohammed wrote:
“This religious sportsmanship and respect for other religion displayed by the Emir of Bauchi show that the northern part of the country will be great again. Kudos to the Emir of Bauchi.”
Anthony Adesua wrote:
“Suddenly I feel this country can overcome her religious divides if leaders like this Emir can multiply.”
Eusebius Philip wrote:
“This should be what is trending on social media too. Harmony and coexistence. What unites us can be stronger than what seems to show it divides us.”
Francis Sardauna wrote:
“The Emir's simplicity and quest for oneness will enhance unity in Bauchi state.”
Meanwhile, the National Interfaith and Religious Organisations for Peace (NIFROP) has commenced a 21-day prayer and fasting session against the "enemies" of Nigeria.
The prayer and fasting session which kicked off at the Unity Fountain, Abuja, with many clerics in attendance was also aimed at ensuring the success of the Buhari-led administration.
The Grand Patron of NIFROP, Archbishop Dr. Julius Idiwe, said there is an urgent need to pray and fast so that Nigeria can overcome the demonic spirits fighting against the peace and progress of the country.
Similarly, Primate Babatunde Elijah Ayodele has urged Nigerians to be prayerful ahead of the challenges in the new year, saying the first quarter of 2021 would be very tough for Nigeria.
The general-overseer of the Inri Evangelical Spiritual Church stated this while sharing some prophecies concerning the year 2021.
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