Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, former Vice President of Nigeria and the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, presidential candidate in the 2023 elections, has extended heartfelt Christmas felicitations to the Christian community in Nigeria as they celebrate the 2024 commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
In a message by his media aide, Mr. Paul Ibe, Atiku implored Nigerians to embrace a life of love and unity, drawing inspiration from the joyous spirit of the Christmas season.
He urged citizens to be guided by compassion and selflessness, encouraging them to cherish the significance of Christmas as a time for reflection and togetherness.
Atiku reminded Nigerians, particularly Christians, to express gratitude for the arrival of the Christmas season despite the many challenges and hardships confronting the nation.
“It is a blessing that we can once again celebrate the events leading to the birth of Christ, despite the adversity we face,” he stated.
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The Waziri Adamawa, however, did not shy away from pointing out the alleged failure of current political leaders to make the necessary sacrifices for the nation’s collective good.
He condemned the lack of leadership, which he said, resulted in widespread suffering and preventable deaths across the country.
Atiku appealed to Nigerians to remain united, to embrace one another with love, and to confront the root cause of their struggles — poor leadership.
“With love and unity, there is no obstacle too great to overcome. Let us, therefore, come together to share love and joy with all people of goodwill,” he declared.
Atiku wished all Nigerians a blessed Christmas, filled with peace, happiness, and hope for the future.
