CAN CALLS FOR UNITY , CONDEMNS RECENT KILLINGS IN PLATEAU STATE

As Christians around the world mark Palm Sunday—the beginning of Holy Week—the Christian Association of Nigeria CAN has called on Leaders at all levels to rise to the occasion with humility and a clear sense of purpose.

CAN President Most Reverend Daniel Okoh in his message said as Jesus’ choice to enter Jerusalem on donkey, Leaders must embrace the principle of servant leadership, placing the welfare of the citizens above personal or political interests.

Most Reverend Daniel Okoh said as Christian lift Palm branches, Nigerians should work collectively for a peaceful and be mindful of words and actions, be peace makers at homes communities and workplaces.

According to CAN President, all Nigerians regardless of ethnicity, religion or political affiliation should rise above division and embrace embrace shared identity as One people under God

He strongly condemns the recent wave of brutal killings in Plateau State, particularly the attacks which claimed the lives of dozens of innocent citizens in Bokkos and Mangu Local Government Areas saying these senseless acts of violence represent not only a gross violation of human dignity but also a serious threat to our national unity and peace.

Most Reverend Daniel Okoh therefore called on the security agencies to act swiftly and decisively in bringing the perpetrators to Justice while urging the government—at all levels—to intensify efforts to secure all communities and prevent further bloodshed.

“We stand in solidarity with the bereaved families and the people of Plateau State. May God grant comfort to the grieving, healing to the wounded, and peace to every troubled heart. In times like these, we are reminded that true leadership is most vital when lives are at risk and communities are in distress ”

“Our leaders must embrace the principles of servant leadership, placing the welfare of the people above personal or political interests. Amidst insecurity, economic hardship, and displacement, let their actions be marked by compassion, justice, and a steadfast commitment to national healing”

“Palm Sunday reminds us that even in times of trial, there is hope. The journey to national renewal begins with each of us. Let us be mindful of our words and actions, choosing to be peacemakers in our homes, communities, and workplaces. Through a shared commitment to truth and justice, we can overcome the pain of the present and help shape a Nigeria where every citizen has the opportunity to thrive”