NewsWatch.com.ng journalist Esther Odili has over two years of expertise protecting political events and actions.
Rivers state, Port Harcourt – Former presidential aspirant and former minister of transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has known as on Nigerians throughout non secular and ethnic traces to embrace love, peace, and tolerance to be able to construct a united, safe, and affluent nation.
Amaechi, who can be a former Governor of Rivers state, made this name in his Easter message addressed to Nigerians.
As reported by Vanguard on Saturday, April 19, Amaechi expressed deep concern over the continued killings of harmless residents in numerous components of the nation and criticized Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu governmentâs obvious lack of ability to guard its individuals.
He burdened that Nigeria can solely progress with safety of lives and property, peace, a robust financial system, and a shared sense of function and love amongst its individuals.
NewsWatch.com.ng additionally reported that Christian youth group sounded the alarm over relentless killings in Benue and Plateau states, decrying the rise in mass burials attributable to assaults from armed gangs.
The Involved Christian Youth Discussion board, led by James Paul Adama, urged the federal authorities to behave decisively and known as on civil society and worldwide our bodies to sentence the violence.
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar additionally condemned the killings, describing them as a grim reflection of Nigeria.
In the meantime, NewsWatch.com.ng reported that President Bola Tinubu has despatched greetings to Nigerian Christians and the world at giant as they rejoice Easter.
The president, in an announcement on Friday, April 18, acknowledged the current tragic incidents and lack of lives in some components of the nation, expressing unhappiness and assuring that his administration stays resolute in restoring peace.
This got here as some Nigerians, together with Peter Obi of the Labour Party, are calling on him to return to the nation to deal with the safety challenges.
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