Easter: Don't lose hope - Ibarapa Kan aide, Omo Iya Tisa begs Nigerians

 

Evangelist Samuel Opeoluwa Ojo, Special Adviser on Religious Matters to the House of Representatives member representing Ibarapa North and Central Federal Constituency, Hon. Dr Anthony Adebayo Adepoju popularly known as Ibarapa Kan, has called on Nigerians, especially the Christian faithfuls not to lose hope over the current situation in the country.

According to the political appointee, Nigeria will overcome its economic and security challenges if Nigeriana deepen their commitment to peaceful co-existence.

Evangelist Ojo, in his Easter message, said though things are difficult, Nigerians should remain hopeful and trust in God for a better future.

Omo Iya Tisa as fondly called admonished Christian faithful to hold on to God’s promises because Jesus resurrection remained an evident that God has power over every situation no matter how bad it is.

"Christians should depend on God’s power, as demonstrated through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ which we are celebrating 

“The current hardship and other challenges facing the country will soon be over as resurrection gives hope for joy after sorrow and triumph over battle.

The gospel musician asked Nigerians to use the season to demonstrate the love of Christ through empathy and generosity towards others, especially the needy and the poor masses in their environment.

According to him, residents of Ibarapaland, especially the Christians must ensure they live in peace with one another for development to thrive in each community and the zone at large. 

The Special Adviser on Religious Matters called on the residents of Ibarapaland, especially the Christians to embrace the love of Jesus Christ by living in peace and harmony with others regardless of their religion, political and ethnic affiliations.

Ojo while assuring that Hon Adepoju will not relent in his efforts to facilitate more projects, empowerment programmes and as well dividends of democracy to the Constituency regardless of the religion, asked them to continue to give their supports for the Lawmaker.