Ansar-Ud-Deen Society Advocates Tolerance This Easter

The Ansar-Ud-Deen Society of Nigeria has urged Nigerians to embrace tolerance and coexistence as they celebrate Easter. The society's president, Adeniji Kazeem, emphasized that this period should promote understanding and compassion, regardless of religious or cultural differences.
Kazeem described the Easter season as a symbol of sacrifice and renewal of hope, providing an opportunity for citizens to reflect on values that strengthen national unity. He highlighted the importance of virtues such as patience and selflessness for the nation's progress, especially during times of social and economic challenges.
Sola Hassan, the society's public secretary, reiterated the message of goodwill, calling for peace, mutual respect, and empathy as essential principles for building a harmonious and resilient society. Kazeem expressed hope that the Easter season would inspire Nigerians to deepen their commitment to serving the nation and fostering peace and harmony.
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