Mr Kukah noted that “years of friendships, cultural exchange, and collaboration built over time have now come under serious pressure from stereotyping.”
The cleric noted that no woman should be tied down in abusive and violent relationship just because of marriage.
The governors noted that this charge was pertinent to ensure the development, as well as overcome Nigeria’s challenges.
The Bishop of Anglican Diocese of Nike in Enugu State said peace and unity were the prerequisites to Nigeria’s progress and development.
The director said such patronage would help Nigeria’s progress, economic stability and employment opportunities.
Mr Kure also called for prayers for an end to all forms of security challenges in the country.
“It is only love for God and humanity that will restore normalcy, tranquility, peace and justice.”
The police command in the state says all critical security assets have been activated to ensure a hitch-free celebration.
“Together we need to muster the political will to drastically reduce these social ills in our nation,” the cleric said.
This year has brought together the sacred days of two of the great Abrahamic religions.”
