Easter: Gombe Governor Calls for Unity, Peace Across Nigeria
Rebecca Mu’azu, Gombe
The Gombe State Governor and Chairman, Northern States Governors’ Forum, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has extended heartfelt felicitations to Christians in the state and worldwide as they celebrate this year’s Easter festivities.
In a goodwill message, Governor Yahaya advocated for prayers for sustained peace and stability in Gombe State, the Northern Region and Nigeria as a whole, emphasizing the significance of unity, brotherhood, and service to God and humanity during and beyond the Easter period.
The Governor, who highlighted the essence of Easter, which symbolizes love, sacrifice, and the triumph of good over evil, urged Christians to reflect on these core principles and integrate them into their daily lives.
“I extend warm congratulations to our Christian brethren for completing the Lenten Season and celebrating Easter. We are grateful to the Almighty for granting you the strength to go through this significant spiritual journey. May the blessings of this period rejuvenate our nation and steer us towards lasting peace, progress and prosperity,” said Governor Yahaya.
He expressed optimism in overcoming prevailing socio-economic and security challenges through collective effort and divine intervention.
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The Chairman of the Northern States Governors Forum acknowledged the current distress being faced by the nation amidst security threats and socio-economic strains, occasioned by the recent removal of fuel subsidies and global economic downturn.
He therefore urged citizens to find solace in the blessings of Easter and work towards sustainable peace and development.
Governor Yahaya also urged religious leaders to continue to utilize their platforms to promote peace, tolerance, and unity among Nigeria’s diverse population.
He wished Christians a peaceful and joyous Easter celebration, expressing hope that the blessings of the season would pave the way for a brighter future for both Gombe State and the nation at large.
