The Special Adviser to the Taraba State Governor on Christian Religion Matters, Very Rev. Fr. Sunday Patrick Muke, has urged Christians to remain unwavering in their commitment to Jesus Christ by living lives marked by compassion, humility and selfless service. In his message to mark this Sunday's worship, Fr. Muke said the Gospel reading from Matthew 10 highlights the call to true discipleship, stressing that following Christ demands wholehearted commitment and placing God above every earthly attachment. He explained that although family and loved ones are important, a Christian's love for God should take precedence and serve as the foundation for every relationship and action. According to him, every act of kindness, love and service, no matter how small, is precious in God's sight, adding that Christ continually strengthens those who remain faithful to Him. Fr. Muke encouraged believers to use the beginning of the new week as an opportunity to renew their...
By Jako Keke, June 27, 2026. No fewer than 19 persons were on Saturday arrested and prosecuted for violating environmental sanitation regulations during the monthly environmental sanitation exercise in Jalingo, the Taraba State capital. The offenders were apprehended by security personnel deployed to various parts of the metropolis to monitor compliance with the state government's environmental sanitation directives and ensure residents participated in the exercise. Speaking with journalists shortly after monitoring the exercise, the Chairman of the Taraba State Environmental Sanitation Agency (TSESA), Iliya Kefas Alhaji, said the arrests and subsequent prosecutions were necessary to enforce environmental laws and discourage acts capable of undermining efforts to maintain a clean and healthy environment. According to him, the state government remains committed to enforcing sanitation regulations to promote environmental cleanliness, prevent disease outbreaks, and improv...