Easter reminds Nigerians of hope, resilience – Abuja-based Anambra journalists


The League of Anambra Journalists in Abuja (LAJA) has prolonged heat Easter greetings to Christians throughout Nigeria and the world, describing the resurrection of Jesus Christ as a “profound image of sacrifice, victory over demise, and the promise of recent life.”

In an announcement on Sunday and signed by its President, Amb. Ikenna Okonkwo, and Secretary, Princess-Ekwi Ajide, the group famous that Easter serves as a reminder that mild will all the time overcome darkness, and that hope can emerge even in difficult instances.

The group highlighted the present difficulties dealing with Nigeria, together with {economic} challenges, social uncertainty, and rising insecurity.

It urged residents to attract power from the season, renew their religion, foster unity, and prolong compassion to these in want.

Expressing concern over the persistent insecurity throughout the nation, the League referred to as on all tiers of presidency to meet their constitutional duty of defending lives and property.

It emphasised that Nigerians deserve sustained, clear, and decisive motion to revive confidence and guarantee safety.

LAJA, equally inspired residents to stay resilient and united, reminding Nigerians that “after struggling comes restoration, and after darkness, mild.” The assertion prayed for therapeutic, peace, and renewed hope throughout the nation throughout this sacred season.