The Inter-Party Advisory (IPAC) congratulated Christians on Christmas celebrations on Sunday.
Governor Peter Mbah has urged Nigerians to live in love, peace and togetherness to advance the country.
“The current situation in the nation requires a mental shift where leaders and followers recognise their mutual responsibility for national development,” said the group.
“Jesus came to set us free. We should not enter into the bondage of debt because we want to commemorate His birth,” the Anglican bishop stressed.
“The president has been very courageous, unifying the exchange rate and removing fuel subsidy,” said the Abia governor.
The Nigerian Bar Association, Ile-Ife Branch, has expressed concern at the prolonged strike by the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN) in Osun.
“My charge to the members is that we should look at Plateau as our starting point in whatever we are going to do,” he said.
Tokunbo Abiru has called on youths to imitate those who have succeeded through bonding, team spirit, and dedication to hard work.
“But I will not ‘Japa’. I am not going anywhere. I will stay here and continue to shout that the right thing should be done,” said Mr Onaiyekan.
“The ex-LG chairmen will not get a dime until the Supreme Court asks us to pay,” the Oyo governor insisted.
