TODAY, AS I CELEBRATE MY 61ST BIRTHDAY, MY HEART IS INCREDIBLY FULL- GOV. SANWO-OLU. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 Today, as I celebrate my 61st birthday, my heart is incredibly full. For eight of these celebrations, I have had the rare privilege of serving as your Governor. It has been one of the greatest honors of my life to serve this extraordinary state and its people. The journey has been demanding, humbling and deeply rewarding. Leading a state as dynamic and energetic as Lagos is no small task. It has taught me more about resilience and patience than any other chapter in my life. I am filled with gratitude today, gratitude for life, for family, for health and for the enduring trust of Lagosians. Public service has its challenging days but the privilege of building a greater Lagos makes every single moment worth it. We have come a long way together yet the work never stops. As I celebrate today, my commitment to you remains as strong as ever. There is still more to do, more to build and more progress to achieve for everyone who calls this great state home. Thank you, Lagosians, for walki...

CARDINAL OKPALAEKE CONDEMNS ECONOMIC HARDSHIP, INSECURITY FACED IN NIGERIA. (PHOTO).



Cardinal Okpalaeke Condemns Economic Hardship, Insecurity Faced In Nigeria


The Catholic Bishop of Ekwulobia Diocese, Peter Cardinal Okpalaeke has expressed worry over the worsening insecurity and economic hardship being experienced in Nigeria which according has led to wanton loss of lives and means of livelihood for many. 

Cardinal Okpalaeke who expressed the displeasure in his 2022 Christmas message to Nigerians said though the situation is certain to trigger feelings of hopelessness, he is still encouraged by the resilience of Nigerians and the collective resolve not to be broken down but the level of faith, courage and determination for better tomorrow. 

He urged Nigerians to remain firm despite challenges as God is one who always triumphs in all situations.

In spite of the difficulties faced in the country, the prelate called on Nigerians, to be joyful and thankful to God for the gift of himself to mankind at Christmas. 

He said though that the current challenges in the country may force some people not to travel home or to their preferred destinations for the Christmas celebration and accompanying reunions, but asked them not dampen allow it spirits.

Disclosing that Christmas is one of those moments to strengthen man's grip on God and reflect on his love for humanity, Cardinal Okpalaeke said that the season is a time the human vulnerability, and frailty embrace and unite with the perfection and holiness of God in the person of Jesus Christ.

Cardinal Okpalaeke said the love shown to mankind in Jesus Christ is a challenge to everyone to be worthy ambassadors of love in the world, and to move away from their comfort zone and express their love to their brothers and sisters. 

He encouraged Christians to do away with hatred, selfishness, greed, and insincerity that have kept the country where it is today and embrace love for one another regardless of tribe, tongue, region, religion or even political affiliation.

 

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