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Lawmaker prays for AMAC/Bwari constituents on Sunday

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By Ekuson Nw’Ogbunka

The member representing AMAC/Bwari Federal Constituency of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Honourable Joshua Chinedu Obika has extended a special Sunday greetings to the constituents.

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He prayed: “As the sun shines brightly on this beautiful Sunday, I extend my warmest greetings to the wonderful people of Amac/Bwari Federal Constituency. May this day bring you peace, joy, and renewed strength to face the challenges of the week ahead.

 

“Let us continue to uphold the spirit of unity, love, and progress that defines our great community. Together, we can build a constituency where every voice is heard, and every dream is nurtured. I believe that with collective effort, we can achieve greatness and make our community a better place for all.”

 

He continued: “As we gather with loved ones and reflect on our blessings, let us remember the power of hope and faith. Our creator has promised that those who put their trust in Him shall never be put to shame. Let us hold on to this promise and continue to believe in a brighter future.

 

May this Sunday be a day of renewal and rejuvenation for you and your family. May it fill your hearts with joy, your minds with clarity, and your spirits with purpose. I wish you a blessed Sunday, filled with grace and endless possibilities. May God bless Amac/Bwari Federal Constituency and guide us as we strive to build a better community for all.”

 

In another development, the parliamentarian identified tribalism and ethnicity as the most significant challenges facing Nigeria. Honorable Chinedu Obika made this known when he was conferred with the prestigious “Moses Order of Merit” award by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), FCT Chapter.

 

Obika urged the Church to intensify prayers for Nigeria’s leaders, seeking divine guidance to reject the poisonous ideology of ethnic division. He also called on Nigerians to continue praying fervently for the nation’s peace, unity, and prosperity.

 

The award, a testament to Obika’s dedication to public service, recognizes his commitment to moral leadership and national unity.

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