Cleric and monarch urge unity and selflessness to tackle insecurity
The Bishop of the Diocese of Kwara, Anglican Communion, Rt. Rev. Sunday Adewole, has called on Nigerians to embrace godly living and selflessness to address the nation’s economic and security challenges. Delivering his Easter message, Adewole emphasized the importance of personal transformation and collective renewal, urging citizens to reflect on their responsibilities to society. He linked Nigeria’s hardships to declining moral values and stressed the need for unity and compassion. Similarly, the Ewi of Ado Ekiti, Oba Adeyemo Adejugbe, encouraged prayers and selfless acts, highlighting the significance of love and forgiveness during the Easter season.
What we know
- Rt. Rev. Sunday Adewole urged Nigerians to return to godly living, linking insecurity and economic hardship to declining moral values.
- He called for love, unity, and proactive support for the less privileged, stressing that these virtues can help overcome national challenges.
- Adewole warned that disunity along ethnic and religious lines hinders progress and called for citizens to see themselves as one people.
- Oba Adeyemo Adejugbe encouraged prayers for peaceful elections and urged citizens to embrace forgiveness, love, selflessness, and tolerance.
- Both leaders emphasized that faith, unity, and compassion are crucial for Nigeria’s healing and transformation.
