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Nigeria @64: CAN President Calls For Unity, Progress

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Archbishop Daniel Okoh, President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has extended heartfelt greetings to Nigerians on the occasion of the country’s 64th Independence Anniversary.

In a statement issued on behalf of CAN’s national leadership, Archbishop Okoh highlighted the importance of this momentous occasion, encouraging Nigerians to reflect on the nation’s journey, celebrate its achievements, and renew their commitment to unity, peace, and progress.

“Despite the challenges that have tested our resolve, Nigeria stands as a shining example of the strength found in diversity,” he said.

Archbishop Okoh emphasized the importance of national unity and social harmony, calling on Nigerians, irrespective of religious affiliations, to embrace peaceful coexistence and work together towards a future built on mutual respect and understanding.

The CAN President also acknowledged the significant progress made in addressing the security challenges posed by terrorism and banditry, which have affected many communities, including Christians.

He commended the efforts of security forces while urging continued vigilance and support for initiatives promoting safety and security for all Nigerians.

Archbishop Okoh further stressed the need to address pressing national challenges such as education, employment, and social justice, calling these issues fundamental to the nation’s progress.

He urged that these challenges be addressed equitably across all communities to empower the youth and ensure a prosperous future.

On the topic of religious freedom, Archbishop Okoh reiterated its importance as a fundamental right that should be upheld for all religious groups in Nigeria. He emphasized that a society that respects religious diversity will thrive in unity and peace.

Archbishop Okoh further urged Nigerians to remain courageous and hopeful, holding fast to a shared vision of a better Nigeria. He expressed optimism that by working together, Nigerians can overcome the challenges they face and continue to build a prosperous, unified nation.

“May God guide us towards lasting peace and prosperity,” he prayed.

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