President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Daniel Okoh have called on all Nigerians to set aside their differences, grievance and animosity and embrace the spirit of oneness and reconciliation as portrayed by our Lord Jesus Christ.
The CAN president who is also the General Overseer of Christ Church International made this call on Sunday in a message to all Christians while celebrating Palm Sunday. A feast often held by Christians to mark the triumphant entry of Jesus into Jerusalem.
He said: “In reflecting on the lessons of Palm Sunday contemporary Nigerians society, we are called to emulate the virtue of unity exemplified by Jesus Christ.
“Just as the people of Jerusalem set aside their differences to welcome the prince of peace, let us set aside our prejudices, grievances, and animosities to foster a spirit of harmony, reconciliation, and understanding among ourselves
“At this critical juncture in our nation’s history, as we navigate through turbulent waters and strive towards a prosperous and equitable society, let us draw strength from the enduring message of Palm Sunday. Let us remember that in times of adversity, faith can move mountains and bridge divides, and love can conquer all.”
The CAN President also urged Christians not to look at the presence situation in the country but rather be the change and bring hopes and smiles to the faces of people surrounding them.
In His words “Witnessing the unfolding events in our nation, let us heed the call to action embedded in the spirit of Palm Sunday. Let us be beacons of hope and agents of positive change in our communities, extending a hand of friendship to our neighbours, showing kindness to the marginalized, and upholding justice for the oppressed.
The Clergy man concluded as he prayed for a better, stronger and united Nigeria.
His statements “As we embark on this journey of reflection and renewal during the holy season of palm Sunday, may we be guided by the timeless teachings of Christ and may we emerge as a stronger, more united Nigerian society, bound together by the common values of peace, justice, and solidarity.”
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