Kaduna Governor pledges to host Christmas Carol at government House next year
By: Austine Emmanuel, Kaduna
http://www.newsportng.com.ng Kaduna State Governor, Senator Uba Sani, has pledged to host next year’s Christmas Carol at the Sir Kashim Government House.
The governor made this promise during the Christmas Carol of Six Lessons organized by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Kaduna State Chapter, on Sunday.
Highlighting the importance of unity in Kaduna State, Governor Sani emphasized that his administration is committed to the principles of fairness, equity, and justice, regardless of tribal, religious, or political affiliations.
He called on Kaduna residents to embrace one another as human beings created by God, adding that his government has implemented numerous initiatives aimed at fostering development across all parts of the state.
The governor also revealed ongoing collaboration with religious leaders to ensure growth and progress reach every nook and crannies of Kaduna state.
Speaking to journalists after the event, the CAN Chairman, Kaduna State Chapter, Rev. Caleb Ma’aji, described Governor Sani as a leader who consistently strives for inclusivity and balance.
Rev. Ma’aji noted that the celebration brought people of different faiths, including Muslims, together to commemorate the birth of Christ, who came to bring salvation and purpose to humanity.
The Cleric acknowledged that differences among residents are inevitable but urged that such biases should not hinder harmonious relationships and peaceful coexistence among residents.
“For us having his Excellency the governor of Kaduna state is a further demonstration that he is not bias and that he is not a religious bigot but an equitable Governor that identifies with his people despite the differences in Faith belief and location. He is a governor that tries to balance the equation across board and we are glad that he came.
“He has always assured us as citizens that he is fair and that he will be fair to all, he is equitable and that he will be equitable to all, he will never treat any person different from others but will give to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God so we should count on him that will never in any way show any level of marginalization.
“Even the JNI secretary and other people came to join us in this celebration and this speak to us that we are not different and that we are all human beings created by God and as such we are supposed to be a people of peace and harmony, people that loves, unite and cherish one another those differences will always be there but it should not stand in-between our relationship with one another for the same purpose of living together.
“The importance of what we are doing can never be overemphasized. With this special service that has been put together to celebrate the coming of Christ our Messiah who came to save man from doom and hopelessness restoring a broken relationship that was brought about by fall of man, this hope had been restored by the coming of Christ and we are glad that he has come to redeemed us and grant us purpose for life.“ Rev. Caleb said.
