The speaker reiterated the need for people to support one another, uplift those in need, and strive for a more united and prosperous state.
Mr Zulum highlighted the ongoing interventions to address the challenges posed by the removal of fuel subsidies and economic hardships.
Mr Kukah pointed to unemployment and religious extremism as key issues that must be addressed to overcome the country’s insecurity challenges.
Mr Abure said there is nothing that would bring more joy to humanity than to be ready and willing to forgive.
The commission’s assistant director of information and publications division, Fatima Sanda-Usara, said this in a statement on Wednesday.
“Jesus Christ had throughout his lifetime preached peace, honesty, love for one another and above all the fear of God,” stated the Bauchi governor.
“Christmas is not just a day, but a frame of mind. A good conscience is a continual Christmas,” said Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa.
“It is my fervent wish and prayers that this Christmas will bring peace, happiness, and hope to you and your loved ones,” he said.
“When we imbibe the true message of Christmas – love, peace, and unity – we will see no divisions but a common thread of humanity,” Mr Mbah said.
“Christians, in particular, should continue to be obedient to the commandments of God as exemplified by Jesus Christ,” Mr Wike said.
