NIGERIANS KILLED REGULARLY IN SOUTH AFRICA WITHOUT JUSTICE- COMMUNITY PRESIDENT. (PHOTO).

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 Nigerians killed regularly in S’Africa without justice – Community president President of the Nigerian Citizens Association in South Africa, Frank Onyewekelu, speaks with BIODN BUSARI on the recent killing of his compatriot among other issues facing Nigerian nationals in the country A Nigerian, Mr Julius Chukwunta, was recently killed in South Africa. Can you explain the circumstances surrounding his death? Mr Chukwunta was a Nigerian national who lived in an area called Midrand in Johannesburg. The unfortunate incident that led to his death happened on December 7, 2024. Based on th e information we received from his partner, he was coming back from work with his partner. They already drove inside the complex when some guys blocked the entrance. He told them to move their vehicle so that he could have access to the parking lot. They refused, and that led to an exchange of words. When he saw that they remained adamant, he walked towards the estate security post to lodge a complaint...
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PRES. TINUBU'S 2024 CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO NIGERIANS. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 PRESIDENT TINUBU'S 2024 CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO NIGERIANS


Dear Fellow Nigerians,


On this joyous Christmas Day, I extend my heartfelt greetings to Christians across Nigeria and worldwide as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, as narrated in the Holy Scriptures.


Christmas embodies the fulfilment of divine prophecy and symbolises the triumph of love, peace, and unity. It is a poignant reminder that light can emerge even in the darkest times, bringing solace and hope. This belief resonates with people of all faiths. Indeed, God is with us.


Recent tragic events in Ibadan, Okija, and Abuja deeply sadden us, and our thoughts are with those who continue to suffer from these heartbreaking incidents. We earnestly pray that such misfortunes do not revisit our families and communities and that the lives of innocents are never again cut short.


I offer my deepest sympathies to the families enduring pain and loss this year, whether from floods, fires, or accidents. May we all find comfort and solace in our faith, the support of loved ones, and the abiding presence of Jesus Christ. Our compassionate and merciful God stands with the weak, the brokenhearted, and the sick.


As we celebrate this blessed season, let us be mindful of those facing difficulties. They are not far from us—our neighbours, family members, and the people we encounter daily, whether in places of worship, markets, offices, or boardrooms.


Kindness transcends financial status. Those with modest means and those with abundance need a smile or a word of encouragement.


We must also honour our brave troops, who risk their lives to safeguard our nation. They deserve our prayers and steadfast support.


Let us extend similar support and prayers to our nation's leaders. With your backing, we can serve our country diligently and strive for prosperity.


Nigeria is on a promising path of restoration and progress, with every indication pointing toward a bright future. In the spirit of this season, let us renew our hope and belief in a prosperous Nigeria.


For those travelling during this festive period, I wish you safe journeys. Rest assured, the government is taking all necessary steps to ensure our transportation routes are secure and convenient. We also provide free train services and subsidized road transport costs on 144 routes nationwide to ease your travels.


Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a joyous and prosperous New Year.


Bola Ahmed Tinubu


President, Federal Republic of Nigeria

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