Archbishop Daniel Calls for Action from Politicians
During an interview session marking his 66th birthday in Abuja, Archbishop Daniel stressed the need for politicians to match their promises with actions, highlighting the importance of accountability in governance. He warned that leadership should not merely be about declarations but about delivering tangible results.
Reflecting on his five decades of Christian ministry, he attributed his life achievements to divine grace and expressed gratitude for the impact of his ministry across Nigeria. He acknowledged the economic hardships faced by Nigerians, particularly workers, commending their resilience amid ongoing reforms.
The Archbishop urged citizens to continue enduring challenges with patience and expressed optimism for a better future. He described the nation's struggles as "birth pains" that will ultimately lead to renewal, emphasizing the importance of credible elections and democratic integrity.
He expressed confidence in Nigeria's progress, stating that the country’s path to greatness is not yet defined, but faith in God will lead to peace and progress.
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