In his Easter message delivered on Sunday, Bishop Mathew Hassan Kukah urges unity and action. He emphasized the importance of unity and decisive action to address the challenges facing Nigeria. Speaking from the Sokoto Diocese, Bishop Kukah called on Nigerians to embrace the spirit of Easter, which symbolizes hope and renewal, to overcome the nation’s pressing issues.
Bishop Kukah particularly directed his message towards national leaders, urging them to prioritize unity and inclusivity in their governance. He called on political leaders, including Asiwaju Bola Tinubu and President Muhammadu Buhari, to foster national healing by promoting policies that unite rather than divide.
Highlighting the pervasive issue of nepotism in Nigeria’s political landscape, Bishop Kukah called for transparent recruitment processes and an end to favoritism based on ethnic or religious affiliations. He stressed that inclusivity and fairness are essential for building a strong and united nation.
Furthermore, Bishop Kukah commended President Buhari’s recent declaration to treat kidnapping and banditry as acts of terrorism. However, he urged the President to go beyond rhetoric and implement concrete strategies with clear timelines to combat insecurity effectively.
In addition to addressing security concerns, Bishop Kukah emphasized the need for economic reforms to improve the livelihoods of Nigerians. He called on leaders to reduce governance costs, prioritize agricultural development, and empower citizens to become self-sufficient.
Bishop Kukah’s Easter message resonated with many Nigerians, who see it as a call to action for leaders to prioritize the welfare and unity of the nation. As Nigeria grapples with various challenges, including insecurity and economic hardship, Bishop Kukah’s message serves as a reminder of the importance of collective effort and decisive leadership in overcoming adversity.
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