Nasarawa Environment Commissioner Hon. Isaac Danladi Fellowships with COZA Worshippers in Mararaba, Meets Rev. Biodun Fatoyinbo

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BY SULEIMAN ABUBAKAR RIMI UKU LAFIA 

The Honourable Commissioner for Environment and Natural Resources in Nasarawa State, Barrister Isaac Danladi, on Sunday, April 6, 2025, attended a special worship service at the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), located in Mararaba, Karu Local Government Area.

As a distinguished guest, Barr. Danladi joined hundreds of worshippers in a vibrant and uplifting Sunday service, expressing his deep appreciation for the spiritual atmosphere and the impactful message delivered by the clergy.

 His attendance, which was warmly acknowledged by the church leadership, reflected his humility, spiritual devotion, and commitment to fostering unity across religious lines.

During the service, the Commissioner had the honour of meeting with the General Overseer of the church, Reverend Biodun Fatoyinbo, with whom he exchanged warm pleasantries. 

Their brief interaction underscored mutual respect and the importance of collaboration between faith-based institutions and public office holders in promoting peace, morality, and societal development.

Speaking shortly after the service, Hon. Danladi commended COZA for its role in spiritual nourishment and community building, describing the church as a pillar of moral guidance and social cohesion.

 He emphasized the significance of spiritual engagements in leadership and governance, noting that leaders must remain grounded in faith to serve the people effectively.

The Commissioner’s visit to COZA was widely seen as a gesture of goodwill and inclusiveness, symbolizing the strong relationship between the state government and religious institutions.

 It also highlights the Commissioner’s active engagement with diverse communities in the course of discharging his responsibilities.

The event marked another milestone in Barr. Isaac Danladi’s efforts to build bridges across various societal sectors, reinforcing the importance of faith, fellowship, and collective responsibility in the journey toward a more prosperous and environmentally conscious Nasarawa State.