Kaduna Christians Praise Uba Sani for Pilgrimage Revival
Christians in Kaduna have expressed their appreciation for Governor Uba Sani's decision to revive the Christian pilgrimage program, which had been suspended for 11 years. The governor's initiative is seen as a demonstration of fairness and inclusivity within the state government.
The program is set to sponsor 50 intending Christian pilgrims in 2025, marking the first time Kaduna State will participate in Christian pilgrimage activities in over a decade. During the event, Jimami C.
Bako, head of the service, noted that the reintroduction of the program reflects the administration's recognition of the role of spiritual growth and moral values in societal development. The revival is expected to strengthen interfaith relations and foster mutual respect among different religious groups.
The governor's commitment to promoting peace and social harmony across religious lines has been emphasized, with the initiative viewed as a timely reassurance to the Christian community in Kaduna State.
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