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PDP Chairman Urges Nigerians to Embrace Love and Humility

The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Tanimu Turaki, has called on Nigerians to embrace love, sacrifice and humility during […]

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The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Tanimu Turaki, has called on Nigerians to embrace love, sacrifice and humility during the Christmas celebration. In a statement issued in Abuja, Turaki extended greetings to Christian members of the party and to the broader Nigerian Christian community.

Turaki emphasized that the principles exemplified by Jesus Christ—compassion, self‑lessness and kindness—are essential for transforming Nigeria’s national life and fostering economic growth. He described these values as “timeless principles” that can bring about positive change and prosperity, and he noted that Christmas serves as a reminder of collective resilience and shared responsibility in building a stronger, more united nation.

The PDP chairman assured Nigerians that his party is committed to promoting these values in politics, viewing them as crucial to achieving the nation’s collective aspirations. In the face of current socio‑economic challenges, Turaki urged citizens to remain hopeful and optimistic, pointing out that determined individuals often emerge stronger from adversity. He prayed for peace and prosperity in Nigerian homes and expressed confidence that the new year will bring “God’s abundant blessings” to the nation.

As Nigeria celebrates Christmas, Turaki’s message underscores the need for unity, love and self‑lessness. His call for hope and optimism serves as reassurance to Nigerians, and the PDP’s commitment to these values is expected to contribute to the country’s progress and development in the coming year.

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