Senate President Godswill Akpabio has extended his Christmas wishes to Nigerians, urging citizens to maintain hope despite the difficulties faced in the country.
In a statement released by Eseme Eyiboh, his special adviser on media and publicity, Akpabio acknowledged the hardships arising from the removal of petroleum subsidy but emphasized its eventual benefits for all.
“On behalf of my family, constituents, and the entire National Assembly, I extend warm congratulations to our Christian brothers and sisters on the celebration of Christmas, symbolizing the birth of Jesus Christ,” the statement reads.
Akpabio encouraged Nigerians to continue praying for the country and its leaders while embracing love and reflecting on the virtues exemplified by Jesus Christ.
He emphasized the importance of perseverance, urging citizens not to lose faith in the present government, particularly under President Bola Tinubu.
“I am confident that with your prayers and support, the current administration will alleviate your sufferings soon,” Akpabio affirmed.
The Senate president highlighted the season’s significance, urging people to allow the birth of Jesus Christ to guide their actions, thoughts, and words.
He emphasized the essence of spreading love and kindness, stating that even small acts of goodwill can bring light to the darkest situations.
Amidst global challenges, Akpabio underscored the importance of Jesus Christ’s birth, considering it a beacon of hope, solace, and assurance in a world grappling with uncertainty and strife.
As Nigerians celebrate, Akpabio implored citizens to embrace hope, drawing inspiration from the birth of Jesus Christ, who symbolizes hope and offers comfort to those seeking guidance.
