Mass Wedding Sponsored by Hon. Dickson Tarkigh, House of Representatives, Guma/Makurdi Constituency
By Benjamin Asema
A grand mass wedding event was held, generously sponsored by Hon. Dickson Tarkigh, the House of Representatives member for Guma/Makurdi Constituency. The ceremony, which celebrated love and unity, was blessed by Rev. Fr. Solomon Ukeyima, who encouraged the newly weds to maintain peace and harmony within their homes. He urged the couples to embrace forgiveness and pray for fruitful children, wishing them prosperity in their married life.
The Muslim Imam, Suleman Habib, also shared words of wisdom, advising the couples to stay united and avoid the influence of third parties, which, he noted, often causes harm to relationships in today's society.
In his address, Hon. Dickson Tarkigh,expressed his commitment to supporting the growth and well-being of the people. He further announced the provision of scholarships for students and presented a generous donation of 2 million Naira to the newly weds to help them start their marital lives on a strong foundation.
Professor Terlumun Shija, the guest speaker for the occasion, commended Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for organizing such a memorable event and advised the couples to wisely invest the financial gift to create businesses that would generate lasting income and ensure their prosperity.
The Chairman of the occasion, Sen. Titus Zam, represented by Dr. Emmanuel Shima, also praised Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for his dedication too large-scale community initiatives. He encouraged the couples to work together to build strong families and contributed the sum of 500,000 naira to Dickson for this large projects.
Mrs. Becky Opin, the Chairlady of the event, took a moment to thank Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for his remarkable contributions and extended heartfelt congratulations to the newlyweds, urging them to always foster peace in their marriages.
The event was a resounding success, a testament to Hon. Dickson Tarkigh's commitment to the people and the future of the Guma/Makurdi Constituency.
By Benjamin Asema
A grand mass wedding event was held, generously sponsored by Hon. Dickson Tarkigh, the House of Representatives member for Guma/Makurdi Constituency. The ceremony, which celebrated love and unity, was blessed by Rev. Fr. Solomon Ukeyima, who encouraged the newly weds to maintain peace and harmony within their homes. He urged the couples to embrace forgiveness and pray for fruitful children, wishing them prosperity in their married life.
The Muslim Imam, Suleman Habib, also shared words of wisdom, advising the couples to stay united and avoid the influence of third parties, which, he noted, often causes harm to relationships in today's society.
In his address, Hon. Dickson Tarkigh,expressed his commitment to supporting the growth and well-being of the people. He further announced the provision of scholarships for students and presented a generous donation of 2 million Naira to the newly weds to help them start their marital lives on a strong foundation.
Professor Terlumun Shija, the guest speaker for the occasion, commended Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for organizing such a memorable event and advised the couples to wisely invest the financial gift to create businesses that would generate lasting income and ensure their prosperity.
The Chairman of the occasion, Sen. Titus Zam, represented by Dr. Emmanuel Shima, also praised Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for his dedication too large-scale community initiatives. He encouraged the couples to work together to build strong families and contributed the sum of 500,000 naira to Dickson for this large projects.
Mrs. Becky Opin, the Chairlady of the event, took a moment to thank Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for his remarkable contributions and extended heartfelt congratulations to the newlyweds, urging them to always foster peace in their marriages.
The event was a resounding success, a testament to Hon. Dickson Tarkigh's commitment to the people and the future of the Guma/Makurdi Constituency.
Mass Wedding Sponsored by Hon. Dickson Tarkigh, House of Representatives, Guma/Makurdi Constituency
By Benjamin Asema
A grand mass wedding event was held, generously sponsored by Hon. Dickson Tarkigh, the House of Representatives member for Guma/Makurdi Constituency. The ceremony, which celebrated love and unity, was blessed by Rev. Fr. Solomon Ukeyima, who encouraged the newly weds to maintain peace and harmony within their homes. He urged the couples to embrace forgiveness and pray for fruitful children, wishing them prosperity in their married life.
The Muslim Imam, Suleman Habib, also shared words of wisdom, advising the couples to stay united and avoid the influence of third parties, which, he noted, often causes harm to relationships in today's society.
In his address, Hon. Dickson Tarkigh,expressed his commitment to supporting the growth and well-being of the people. He further announced the provision of scholarships for students and presented a generous donation of 2 million Naira to the newly weds to help them start their marital lives on a strong foundation.
Professor Terlumun Shija, the guest speaker for the occasion, commended Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for organizing such a memorable event and advised the couples to wisely invest the financial gift to create businesses that would generate lasting income and ensure their prosperity.
The Chairman of the occasion, Sen. Titus Zam, represented by Dr. Emmanuel Shima, also praised Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for his dedication too large-scale community initiatives. He encouraged the couples to work together to build strong families and contributed the sum of 500,000 naira to Dickson for this large projects.
Mrs. Becky Opin, the Chairlady of the event, took a moment to thank Hon. Dickson Tarkigh for his remarkable contributions and extended heartfelt congratulations to the newlyweds, urging them to always foster peace in their marriages.
The event was a resounding success, a testament to Hon. Dickson Tarkigh's commitment to the people and the future of the Guma/Makurdi Constituency.
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