IPCR calls for peace and unity during Easter celebrations
The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution has appealed to Nigerians to promote peace and unity as Christians celebrate Easter. In a message signed by its Director-General, Joseph Ochogwu, the institute highlighted the importance of national reconciliation and hope. The IPCR expressed concern over recent violent incidents in areas like Plateau State, Kaduna State, and Maiduguri. It urged citizens to support peacebuilding efforts and show compassion to those affected by insecurity.
What we know
- The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution encouraged Nigerians to embrace peace, unity, and national reconciliation during Easter.
- Joseph Ochogwu, the Director-General, sent greetings to Christians and described Easter as a time of sacrifice, redemption, and hope.
- The IPCR expressed condolences to families and communities affected by violence in Plateau State, Kaduna State, and Maiduguri.
- The institute urged all Nigerians, regardless of religion or ethnicity, to foster understanding, compassion, and peaceful coexistence.
- Citizens were encouraged to remain vigilant, support lawful security efforts, and participate in building a peaceful and united nation.
