Language Agenda: Point of Correction 

Perhaps, the defacto Director of Communications of Ghana Hajj Board did not consider editing and proofreading when he wrote - in an invitation letter to the media - the following interesting words:

● Yours Faithful,
Dr (Alhaji) AbubakarSidick Ahmed
Director of Communication Hajj Board
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With all humility, LANGUAGE AGENDA reminds him of the following corrections:

Adverb NOT Adjective
Conventionally, the word following "yours" should be an adverb NOT an adjective. Therefore, the correct structure should be:

● Yours faithfully,
Other forms are:
● Yours sincerely,
● Sincerely yours,
Religious Title before Academic Title
Ideally, the Religious Title comes before the Academic Title. Therefore, his name should be correctly written as follows:

● Alhaji Dr. Abubakar Sidick Ahmed.
Similar ones are:
● Rev. Dr. Akutam
● Alhaji Professor Mikashini
● Shaikh Dr. Tiyumtaba
● Imam Dr. Bitamsimli
Proper punctuation
There should be a comma between "Director of Communications" and "Ghana Hajj Board." Therefore, the last structure should be corrected as follows:

● Director of Communications, Ghana Hajj Board.
It is instructive to state that this comma is equivalent to the preposition "of." So, the structure can be alternatively written as follows:

● Director of Communications OF Ghana Hajj Board.
Failure to use the comma or the preposition exposes the structure to ambiguity. For instance, a reader may be forgiven to conclude that:

● "Director of Communication Hajj Board" means a certain Hajj Board that belongs to an entity called "Director of Communication." 😅😅😅😅!

Dear reader, this is a genuine academic discourse. No malice!!!

Allah is the Best Linguist.