CAN Calls for Reflection on Humility and Unity on Palm Sunday
As Christians worldwide commemorated Palm Sunday, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) seized the occasion to call upon Nigerian leaders to reflect on the profound message of humility and unity exemplified by Jesus Christ. Archbishop Daniel Okoh, President of CAN, emphasized the relevance of Palm Sunday’s symbolism in Nigeria’s current context, particularly amidst social unrest, economic uncertainties, and tensions.
The imagery of Jesus entering Jerusalem on a donkey, a humble mode of transportation, resonates deeply with the challenges facing Nigeria today. Archbishop Okoh urged leaders to emulate this humility and prioritize peace and collective faith in their governance. He highlighted the need for Nigerians to set aside their differences and embrace unity, drawing inspiration from the harmonious reception Jesus received in Jerusalem.
Echoing the message of reconciliation and understanding, Archbishop Okoh emphasized the transformative power of faith and love. He called on Nigerians to draw strength from the enduring message of Palm Sunday, emphasizing the importance of fostering a spirit of harmony and unity in the nation.
In conclusion, Archbishop Okoh’s message on Palm Sunday serves as a reminder to Nigerian leaders and citizens alike to embody the values of humility, peace, and unity, as exemplified by Jesus Christ, in their daily lives and interactions.
