CAN urges leaders to show real sacrifice during Eid-el-Kabir
The Christian Association of Nigeria has called on leaders to demonstrate genuine sacrifice, honesty, and compassion as Muslims celebrate Eid-el-Kabir. In a statement signed by Archbishop Daniel Okoh, the association congratulated Muslim faithful and highlighted the economic and security challenges facing many Nigerians. CAN emphasized that citizens need visible hope and action from leaders, not just promises. The association also urged unity and support for the vulnerable during this period.
What we know
- CAN congratulated Muslims in Nigeria and worldwide on the Eid-el-Kabir celebration, describing it as a symbol of faith and devotion.
- The association noted that many Nigerians are experiencing hardship, including rising living costs, insecurity, and uncertainty about the future.
- CAN called on leaders in all sectors to show sacrifice, honesty, and compassion, and to focus on easing hardship and restoring public confidence.
- The association warned against allowing hardship to fuel ethnic, religious, or regional divisions, stressing the need for unity.
- CAN encouraged privileged individuals and organisations to support the poor and vulnerable, and prayed for peace and renewed hope across the country.
