As Christians celebrate Easter across the world, the Kwara State Governor, Abdulfatah Ahmed, has called on Kwarans across socio-religious divides to be united and renew their commitment to the moral rejuvenation of the state.
While congratulating Christians for a successful completion of lent, the Governor called on them to imbibe the lessons of the holy period and allow them reflect on their daily life.
Ahmed said: “I urge Christians to remain committed to the service of God and humanity. You should be determined to show affection, care and sympathy to all and sundry as demonstrated by Jesus Christ. As you came out pure and simple from this spiritual rejuvenation, you are expected to live an exemplary life of Jesus Christ.”
Ahmed also called on Kwarans to pray for the success of the current administration in its determination to clean the Augean stable and restore dignity and honour to our dear country.
The governor reiterated the determination of his administration to continue to serve the people of the state and fulfill his electoral promises.
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