Former President Goodluck Jonathan has urged leaders to embrace selflessness and sacrifice, calling on Nigerians to remain hopeful and draw inspiration from the values of Easter.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has urged leaders to draw inspiration from the life of Christ and rise above personal interest in the service of the nation.
Jonathan made the call in his Easter message to Christians in Nigeria and around the world on Sunday in Abuja.
He said leadership demands service, sacrifice and humility, adding that the Easter season offers an opportunity for reflection on God’s love and the message of redemption.
The former president also encouraged citizens to remain hopeful and continue to keep faith in Nigeria despite current challenges.
He described the death and resurrection of Christ as the foundation of the Christian faith and a symbol of victory and hope for believers.
“Easter speaks to us about faith, sacrifice and service. These are not just Christian virtues; they are the values that hold a nation together.
“To all citizens, I urge us to remain steadfast in hope and faith in our nation.
“Our country currently faces many challenges. We have been through hard times before, and we came through. Do not give up. Keep faith with Nigeria.
“To our leaders at every level, let us draw inspiration from the life of Christ. He had everything and gave it all.
“True leadership demands that we live above personal interest and serve with sacrifice, humility and sincerity. This way, we can build a peaceful and prosperous country,” Jonathan said.
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