Easter: Help Less Privileged, Christian Leaders Urge Nigerians

The Southern Kaduna Christian Leaders Association has called on Nigerians to help the less privileged in the spirit of Easter.

According to the group, Christians should extend a helping hand to their less privileged neighbours during this year’s Easter celebration.

The chairman, Southern Kaduna Christian Leaders Association (SKCLA), Apostle Emmanuel Nuhu Kure, in an Easter message made available to journalists, congratulated Christians for benefitting from the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Apostle Kure noted that Easter is a time for Christians around the world to rejoice in the victory of life over death and to reflect on the teachings of love, peace and forgiveness that Jesus exemplified.

He added that this year’s Easter celebration holds a special significance, especially considering “the challenging times we face as a community. However, as people of faith, we draw strength and hope from the message of Easter, which reminds us that even in the darkest times, there is always light and that through resilience and unity, we can overcome any challenge.”

The chairman emphasized the importance of embracing the essence of Easter saying it is a time to promote harmony, tolerance and love amongst all individuals and communities.

The SKCLA chairman also commended the government, security agencies, and all relevant stakeholders for their efforts in ensuring a peaceful and secure environment for Easter celebrations. 

Apostle Kure who is also the vision pioneer, Throne Room Trust Ministry Kafanchan, encouraged Christians to remember the less fortunate and extend a helping hand during the Easter period.

He also congratulated the Muslim ummah over their fast and urged them to continue to pray for a more peaceful future together.