The Director of APC-PCC National Youth Mobilization, South West, Engineer Kazeem Kolawole Raji has urged Nigerians to engage in utterances and actions that can promote national unity and harmony, rather than those capable of causing chaos and crisis in the Country.
This was contained in a statement he issued yesterday in Abuja, to associate with Christians in the celebration of Easter.
"I join well meaning Nigerians to celebrate Easter, being a special day in the lives of Christians, as it represents the death and resurrection of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.
"No doubt, with the new beginning, old things have passed away and a new horizon of love, peace, harmony and progress are in the air".
''I join millions of Christians all over the globe to laud the triumph of life over death, the victory of love over hate and the accomplishing dominance of joy over sorrow, as witnessed in the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
''The reawakening of our Lord, to me, heralds a new beginning and a promise of greater and more fulfilling tomorrow. It is in this light that I enjoin Nigerians to live in peace and decorum in expectation of a new beginning come May 29 when the Renewed Hope Administration of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will be officially inaugurated; Raji stated.
"As a nation, this is the time to demonstrate unconditional love to one another as shown by Jesus Christ who sacrificed his life for us to have a better today with a greater measure of bliss and prosperity".
Raji, who also doubles as the Director -General of the Grand Alliance for Tinubu -Shettima (GATS) also uses the occasion of the Easter celebration to pray for peace, decorum, stability and growth in the land as the nation awaits the inauguration of the President-Elect, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu come May 29.
''Finally, I wish to seize this medium to pray for a peaceful and successful inauguration of a new administration in the country come May 29. May the new administration usher in renewed hope, genuine peace and uncommon blessings for the country", he stated.
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