METHODIST CANVASSES SUPPORT FOR FEDERAL GOVERNMENT’S REFORMS

The Prelate of the Methodist Church Nigeria, Most Reverend Oliver Ali-Aba, has called on Nigerians to support President Bola Tinubu for the success of the ongoing reforms.

Addressing the closing session of the 42nd Council of Bishops held at the Methodist Cathedral of Unity, Wuse, Abuja, Most Reverend Oliver Ali-Aba said the current leadership was aware of the accumulated challenges and was committed to finding lasting solutions.

He stated that the reforms would help bring the country back on track and effectively address the current state of insecurity threatening the corporate existence of the nation.

He urged Nigerians to stop blaming past leaders for the present situation and instead join hands in patriotism to foster national growth.

According to him, Nigerians must love one another and be willing to make sacrifices for the peace and development of the country.

The Methodist Prelate also encouraged the government to address the escalating unemployment rate among graduates, which he said was diverting youthful energy into activities that threaten social order.

He stressed the need for citizens to pay attention to their health and well-being by engaging in regular exercise and routine medical check-ups.

Most Reverend Oliver Ali-Aba assured Nigerians that the Church would not relent in praying for the rapid transformation of the country.

He added that the Council had passionately appealed to the Federal Government to address the ongoing clashes between farmers and herders in the North Central region of the country.