The Minority Whip of the House of Representatives and member representing Billiri/Balanga Federal Constituency, Ali Isa, on Sunday called on leaders to uphold fairness and promote unity among their constituents.
Speaking during the inauguration of a newly constructed church in Jesu community, the lawmaker anchored his message on Proverbs 31:9, urging leaders to defend the vulnerable and govern with justice.
The lawmaker had on Friday inaugurated an ultra-modern mosque in Buwangal for Muslim constituents.
“Open thy mouth, judge righteously, and plead the cause of the poor and needy,” he said.
Ali Isa stressed that leadership must prioritise unity and cooperation, noting that such ideals informed his decision to undertake the construction of the worship centre.
He said, “Leaders have a responsibility to prioritise actions that foster unity and peaceful coexistence among the people, regardless of religious or ethnic differences.”
The lawmaker urged members of the community to live harmoniously, adding that development can only thrive in an atmosphere of peace.
Highlighting his broader efforts, he noted that beyond building churches and mosques, he has implemented several human development projects across the constituency.
“I remain committed to delivering on the mandate given to me by the people of Billiri/Balanga. This worship centre should also serve as a place to pray for peace and God’s guidance for leaders,” he added.
The monarch said, “Peace, patience, and forgiveness are essential virtues for any community that desires lasting progress.”
The highlight of the event was the conferment of traditional titles on the lawmaker by the communities of Mona, Jessu and Nyuwar, in recognition of his contributions to development.
The inauguration ceremony attracted traditional, religious and political leaders from across the constituency.
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