By Chinedu Echianu
Following the recent Palm Sunday killings in Jos, Plateau State, the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Bishop Stephen Adegbite, has expressed hope that the resurrection power of Jesus Christ will restore peace to Nigeria and the world.
In an Easter message released on behalf of the Commission, Bishop Adegbite condoled with families affected by the attack, describing the incident as tragic and assuring that divine intervention would bring healing and stability to the troubled region.
In the statement signed by the Commission’s spokesman, Celestine Toruka, Bishop Adegbite states that the resurrection of Jesus Christ symbolizes victory over evil and has the power to overcome the challenges facing Nigeria and other nations.
According to him, Christ’s sacrifice on the cross has restored the dignity of humanity and serves as a model for selfless living.Following the recent Palm Sunday killings in Jos, Plateau State, the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Bishop Stephen Adegbite, has expressed hope that the resurrection power of Jesus Christ will restore peace to Nigeria and the world.
In an Easter message released on behalf of the Commission, Bishop Adegbite condoled with families affected by the attack, describing the incident as tragic and assuring that divine intervention would bring healing and stability to the troubled region.
In the statement signed by the Commission’s spokesman, Celestine Toruka, Bishop Adegbite states that the resurrection of Jesus Christ symbolizes victory over evil and has the power to overcome the challenges facing Nigeria and other nations.
According to him, Christ’s sacrifice on the cross has restored the dignity of humanity and serves as a model for selfless living.
The NCPC boss urged Christians to reflect on the significance of Easter by living upright lives and avoiding negative traits such as pride, moral arrogance, and sin.
“Let us shun moral arrogance, pride, and sin, and live lives worthy of emulation,” he said, adding that life is a journey in which all individuals will ultimately give account of their deeds before God.
Bishop Adegbite also called on Nigerians to support and pray for President Bola Tinubu and his administration, encouraging citizens to remain law-abiding as the country moves toward the 2027 general elections.
