Archbishop Yahaya Urges Hope for Nigeria This Easter

Archbishop Timothi Yahaya, the Bishop of Kaduna Diocese, called on Nigerians to maintain hope amid the country's current challenges. In his Easter message, he expressed confidence that Nigeria would experience restoration and deliverance, drawing a parallel between the nation's situation and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Yahaya highlighted that hope should not be lost, as God will restore the country, urging citizens to persevere in faith. He addressed the prevailing economic hardships that have left many feeling demoralized, particularly ahead of future elections.
The Archbishop warned leaders to act responsibly and cautioned against actions that could undermine democracy, stressing the importance of truth and security. He noted the ongoing violence in remote areas, where communities continue to suffer from persistent attacks, and called for improved safety measures to protect rural populations.
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