Gov. Bago charges Christians on genuine love

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From Yakubu Mustapha Minna

Niger State Governor, Mohammed Umaru Bago has charged Christians to be deliberate in showing genuine love to all.
In a Christmas and New Year message issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Bologi Ibrahim, the Governor observed that humility, forgiveness, and genuine love to all, are the essence of Christmas celebration.
He said the season is a period for sober reflection, on the faithfulness of God to mankind and to engender positive change in the society.
While congratulating Christians in the State and across the globe on Christmas celebration, the Governor enjoined all
residents of the State to continue to pray for the peace and prosperity of Niger State in particular, and Nigeria in general.
He also charges all residents to be vigilant and report any suspicious individuals or activities to security agencies.
On the New Year celebration, Governor Umaru Bago encouraged the people to strengthen their faith in God and maintain good relationship with people in 2025.

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