Cleric Urges Nigerians to Promote Positive Image of Nigeria
Reverend Samuel Kayode Olawoyin, the Provost of the Cathedral of St. Peter Anglican Church in Aremo, Ibadan, has called on Nigerians to stop tarnishing the country's reputation. Olawoyin urged citizens to refrain from giving Nigeria a bad name through their actions and words.
In his sermon titled "Staying focused despite persecution," he emphasized the need for Nigerians to see the country as blessed and to promote positive narratives about Nigeria. Olawoyin encouraged a shift in attitude towards the nation, advising people to speak positively about Nigeria and envision a prosperous and secure future for the country.
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