Plateau state governor Simon Lalong has sued for collective action by all Nigerians against insecurity and disunity.
The governor made the call in a statement of felicitation the Christians in the state and across the country for marking another Easter.
The statement signed by his director of press, Dr. Makut Macham, read in part, “There is every reason for Nigerians to appreciate God for his mercies over the nation throughout the difficult period of lockdowns and other disruptions occasioned by the corona virus pandemic.
“The period of Easter calls for deeper reflection on the grace of God and the strengthening of faith in his love for mankind which is the essence of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
“Nigerians to put aside differences of faith, ethnicity, political and ethnic affiliations in order to forge a common front in defeating various forms of criminal activities that continue to pose serious threats to the nation.
“It is only when Nigerians work together in unity and support security agencies and relevant government bodies that insecurity can be overcome to enable the people pursue their lawful businesses in peace.”
While wishing the people of the state and Nigerians a successful Easter celebration, the governor urged Christians to continue to demonstrate the love of God to one another and people of other faiths.
