Christmas: PRP felicitates with Nigerians, preaches peaceful coexistence
The Peoples Redemption Party (PRP) has congratulated the Christian community on this year’s Christmas celebration.
The party’s acting assistant national publicity secretary, Muhammed Ishaq, made this known in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.
He said Christmas marks the birthday of Jesus Christ and is an immensely joyous occasion celebrated with great ardour the world over.
“It is a memorable moment for exchanging the light of love, peace, tolerance and happiness.
“PRP uses this medium to call on all Nigerians to continue coexisting peacefully and in harmony. It is only on the foundation of peace and unity that Nigerians can experience genuine and collective happiness.
“We pray that this year’s Christmas will bring true liberation to our nation.
“May true peace reign in our nation. May our country be freed from all forms of ills that bedevil our dear nation,” he said.
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