Chief Hon. David Bitrus Barji Kasuwa, the APC Senatorial Candidate for Plateau Central in the 2027 general elections, has reaffirmed his commitment to peace, religious harmony, inclusive representation and community development during a series of engagements in Gindiri, Mangu Local Government Area of Plateau State.
His activities included attending a fundraising event at COCIN RCC Gindiri, meeting Muslim clerics, visiting the School for the Blind and holding discussions with the Rumada of Gindiri.
Throughout the engagements, Barji emphasised the need for sustained collaboration among religious institutions, traditional leaders and community stakeholders, assuring those he met that his senatorial ambition was driven by a commitment to representing the interests of Plateau Central with dedication, accessibility and a strong sense of responsibility.
At the fundraising event organised by COCIN RCC Gindiri, Barji expressed appreciation to the church for its prayers and contributions to society. 
He called for continued prayers for lasting peace across Plateau Central and Plateau State, underscoring the importance of collective efforts in promoting stability and peaceful coexistence. Hon. David Ishaya Lalu and other leaders were also present.
In his meeting with Muslim clerics in Gindiri, Barji reiterated the importance of religious tolerance, mutual respect and unity across faiths. He emphasised that peaceful coexistence remains essential to building stronger communities and advancing development throughout the senatorial district.
During his visit to the School for the Blind, Barji interacted with the children and members of the institution, highlighting the importance of their welfare, education and inclusion. He stressed the need for children living with visual impairment to receive the care, support and opportunities necessary to enable them to develop their abilities and participate meaningfully in society.
His meeting with the Rumada of Gindiri further underscored the importance of traditional institutions and community leadership in promoting peace, strengthening relationships and supporting grassroots development.
Reaffirming his commitment to the people of Plateau Central, Barji assured those he met that he was prepared to serve at the Senate with renewed vigour, total commitment and a determination to give their concerns the attention they deserve. 
He emphasised the importance of sustained engagement with communities and collaboration with religious and traditional leaders in pursuing peace, unity and development.
The engagements formed part of Barji’s outreach to different segments of the Gindiri community ahead of the 2027 general elections, providing opportunities to engage stakeholders and emphasise his stated priorities for representation and community advancement.
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