Hon Ado Adere Celebrates 50th Birthday Celebration with Thanksgiving and Concert Service


By Jatdul Jerry, Jos. 


A one-time House of Assembly member representing the good people of Rukuba/Irigwe Constituency, and current a member of the Transport and Logistics committee with the Plateau State Independent Electoral Commission (PLASIEC), Hon. Audu Ado Adere, celebrated his 50th birthday with a Thanksgiving and concert service. 
The event which took place on Sunday, April 13, 2025, at ECWA LCB Mungyel, Behind WAEC office, Jos South Local Government Area of Plateau State amidst pomp and pageantry.

The Chief celebrant, Hon. Audu Ado Adere, expressed gratitude to God for His faithfulness and blessings.
He said, "Today is so remarkable, today is a day that I will never forget in my life. I have wronged God so many times. I've enjoyed His blessings, so many blessings. I never came back to say thank you God."
Hon Adere acknowledged that reaching 50 years was a remarkable achievement and a testament to God's faithfulness.
He thanked God for the crowd that gathered to support and celebrate with him and prayed that his remaining years would be filled with joy and passion to serve humanity.
PLASIEC Chairman Plangji Cishak, while delivering his goodwill message, congratulates Adere on reaching 50 years. He praised Adere's humility and prayed that his next 50 years would be bigger and better adding "At 50, there were a lot of battles that were fought that he could not see, but God prevented him, preserved him, and kept him for a time like this. I want to urge us all to emulate his humility and service to humanity," Cishak said.
On his part, David Racha, former Bassa Local Government Council Boss and Commissioner 1, Local Government Service Commission, also delivering his goodwill message, he highlighted Adere's journey from being a party man to a member of the legislative arm and praised his humility. He said "Adere started politics as a member of the legislative arm, but before then, he was a party man," Racha noted.
Ruth Adere, wife to the celebrant, expressed her excitement and gratitude to God for seeing them through both good and in challenging times. "I'm so excited God has seen us this through," she said, while advising women to endure and be steadfast in their marriages, emphasizing the importance of prayer as the only sustaining key.

At the event, songs ministration came from Pastor Solomon Damulak, Siye Moses, Gaross Damina and Rando Moses. 
Delivering his exaltation, reading from the book of Psalms 116, Pastor Hyacinth Timothy Atinga, Charged the congregants to always give thanks to God and to remember that life is transient
Other notable dignitaries who grace the event were JK Chris, the Executive Chairman of Jos North Local Government Council, Former PLHA speaker, Hon Istifanus Mwansat, Hon. Dalyop Mancha, former PLHA member, Nanbam Danjuma Lot of SDG's, Chief Amb Nanyah Andrew Daman, the group managing Editor of The NewsGate Magazine and Jarumin Jat, Yarima Bunu Jakole mni, former auditor general for local government, Hon Ponman Rindap, former House of Assembly member, Jang Zoyong, Mr and Mrs Pam Davou, Danjuma Rata, NUT Chairman Bassa Local Government chapter, Sunday Abdu of SEMA, Hon Titus Alams, former Plateau State House of Assembly speaker and other top government functionaries. 

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