By Abdallah el-Kurebe, Editor
The Senator-elect for Kaduna Central, Malam Uba Sani has congratulated all Nigerians, in particular, the Christian community and urged deep reflection on the values that bind Nigeria together.
In a sober Easter message made available to Newsdiaryonline Saturday, Sani reminded Nigerians to see Easter as a season of joy as well of sober appreciation of the solid bond of brotherhood that unites humanity under a merciful God.
He said Easter, which is marked in remembrance and celebration of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is a very important and hugely significant event.
“The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the pillar on which the Christian faith stands. Jesus Christ gave his life as a sacrifice for the remission of sins. His sacrifice signifies undiluted love, selflessness, forgiveness and compassion,” the Senator-elect said.
The occasion of Easter, he said, offered an opportunity to genuinely reflect on the challenges facing our dear country.
“Elections are over and we must face governance squarely. If we close ranks and cooperate fully with relevant authorities, our country’s challenges would be addressed frontally,” he said.
Senator Sani said Easter is also a time to renew commitment for the search for peace and to show genuine love and compassion to fellow countrymen and women.
“Regardless of our religious persuasions and ethnic affiliations, we are one people. Our diversity is our strength. We must harness our strengths to make our country great,” he said.
He urged Nigerians to also use this Easter season to mend political fences, saying, “the last elections were hard fought and pitched family members, friends, associates and Nigerians generally against each other.
“But there is always a time to sheathe the political sword. Let the spirit of Easter touch the nation and bring forgiveness, love and peace.
“May this Easter bring the good people of Kaduna Central Senatorial Zone abundance of peace, joy and happiness. Be rest assured of my total commitment to the repositioning and progress of our Senatorial District,” he said