CAN Urges Nigerians to Embrace Hope and Unity This Easter

In an Easter message issued on Sunday, Daniel Okoh, the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, called on Nigerians to embrace hope and unity amidst the country's ongoing economic and security challenges. He acknowledged the widespread anxiety and declining hope among citizens due to hardships, emphasizing that the Easter season symbolizes renewal and the possibility of rising again despite difficulties.
Okoh urged leaders to demonstrate empathy and take tangible actions to improve the living conditions of citizens, stating that leadership should not only listen but also act visibly to alleviate stress. He highlighted the role of the church in providing hope and guidance during tough times and encouraged collective action to confront challenges.
The message warned against fear and division, advocating for courage and solidarity among Nigerians. Okoh extended Easter greetings to Christians across the country, promoting peace, unity, and progress in Nigeria.
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