The management of the Christian Affiliation of Nigeria has urged the Federal Authorities to take speedy steps to cushion the impression of the financial hardship within the nation.
The chairman of the affiliation, Daniel Okoh, in a message to Christians, appealed to have a good time this 12 months's Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent.
Lent is a Christian non secular observance to commemorate the 40-day quick.
Okoh in his message pointed to the plight of residents whereas stating that leaders should prioritize the wants of essentially the most weak in society.
He additionally urged Christians to increase serving to fingers to these in want whereas supporting leaders in assuaging the struggling of fellow residents.
The message learn partially: “As we embark on this Lenten journey, our hearts are drawn by the plight of many who’re struggling to make ends meet, going through monetary insecurity and restricted entry to fundamental wants.
“We lengthy for a Nigeria the place each particular person has the chance to thrive and the place our leaders prioritize the well-being of essentially the most weak in our society.
“I urge our leaders in any respect ranges of presidency to acknowledge the urgency of the financial challenges going through our nation and take concrete motion to supply help to people going through financial hardship.
“Allow us to come collectively in solidarity and dedication to create a extra inclusive and compassionate society the place the burdens of the marginalized are lifted and their voices are heard.”
Okoh urged Christians to consider methods wherein they will contribute to the well-being of others.
“It’s a interval for us to increase a serving to hand to these in want and advocate for continued help from our leaders in easing the burdens of our fellow residents,” he added.
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