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Tinubu: Let’s Extend Love To The Weak, Needy This Christmas, Always
The national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former governor of Lagos State, Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu, has urged all Nigerians, irrespective of religion, to devote the Christmas season to reflect on the lessons of peace, truth, kindness, and compassion that described the life and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Tinubu, in his Christmas message yesterday signed by Tunde Rahman of his Media Office, reminded that Jesus taught everybody to be selfless, love one another despite our differences and eschew hate.
“He loved humanity and gave his life to save mankind. No matter the faith one may profess, what Jesus taught is universal, for all peoples and for all times. To follow him is to seek the best of our humanity.
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“As we mark this day, let us do so in a way that comports with the spirit of Jesus. Our economy is growing and distributing prosperity and a good livelihood to many. Yet, among us are those in want. Our nation is strengthening, making communities more secure. Yet, among us are those still weak. Our nation is reforming in ways that give new opportunities to our people. Yet, among us are still those who have been forgotten and feel left behind.
“In the spirit of this day, we must extend ourselves to those who are poor, weak and feel left behind so that they may not lose hope on this day of eternal hope. May the ways and teachings of Jesus guide us to make for a better Nigeria.
“May we celebrate this day by showing love for one another, as well as extend compassion to a needing stranger always. In this way, we best honour and respect this day,” the APC leader said.
Credit: Daily Trust
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