In a spectacular show of support and admiration, prominent lawyer and APC presidential hopeful Ady Macauley received a grand and overwhelming welcome on Friday, 21 March 2025, as he arrived at Masjid Furqan in the Woreh Community, Grafton, to observe Jumah prayers.

From the moment he stepped into the community, both Muslims and Christians who believe in his vision gathered in large numbers, chanting prayers and praises in eager anticipation of a leader they see as a strong voice for national progress and humanitarian advocacy. The excitement was palpable as women, youths, and elders expressed their joy and gratitude for his presence on such a sacred occasion.

As a devoted Muslim, Ady Macauley not only joined in the sacred Friday prayers but also made a substantial donation of 50 bags of cement towards the expansion and development of Masjid Furqan. His generosity was met with deep appreciation from worshippers, who saw it as a true testament to his commitment to faith and community development.

The Imam and elders of the mosque, visibly moved by his support, showered him with heartfelt prayers and duas, asking Allah to bless his leadership aspirations, grant him wisdom, and elevate him in his journey ahead. Many in the congregation noted how rare it is to find a leader who not only advocates for national issues but also directly supports religious and humanitarian causes with sincerity.

The atmosphere inside the mosque was one of unity, hope, and gratitude. Worshippers of all ages expressed their admiration for Ady Macauley, seeing him not just as a politician but as a true servant of the people.

“It is a blessing to have a leader like Ady Macauley praying with us today,” said one community elder. “His donation to our mosque is not just about cement; it is about faith, commitment, and love for the people.”

As the prayers concluded and the congregation gathered around him, many continued to offer words of encouragement and support, reaffirming their belief that Ady Macauley is a leader destined for greatness. The unity and warmth displayed in the Woreh Community today spoke volumes about the trust and hope people have in his leadership.

For the people of Masjid Furqan and beyond, today was more than just a Friday prayer—it was a symbol of the bond between faith, leadership, and service—a bond that Ady Macauley continues to strengthen with every step he takes.