Professor Victor Chukwuemeka Nnam, the former Commissioner for lands and urban Development in Enugu State, has urged Nigerians to remain hopeful despite the challenges faced in the past year, as the country celebrates Christmas.
In a heartfelt message, Nnam called for perseverance and commitment to building a better nation.
Describing the season as one of hope, renewal, and reflection, Victor Nnam emphasized the importance of using this period to assess the country’s struggles and resolve to move forward with renewed determination.
The former commissioner, in his statement, acknowledged the difficulties faced by the nation in the past year, including economic hardships, security issues, and social challenges.
Despite these, he expressed confidence in the resilience, resourcefulness, and enduring spirit of the Nigerian people.
“Christmas is a time for love, compassion, and sacrifice. Let us draw inspiration from the sacrifices of Jesus Christ and become our brother’s keeper, supporting the vulnerable in our communities.”
He added that this festive period should remind Nigerians of their shared humanity and common destiny.
Nnam also urged both federal and state governments to prioritize the welfare of citizens, advocating for flexible governance and innovative solutions to existing challenges.
He noted that the upcoming year presents a fresh opportunity to reset, rebuild, and tackle the nation’s issues with bold leadership and collective effort.
Prof. Nnam called on all Nigerians to extend their hands to those less fortunate and embody the true spirit of Christmas throughout the year.
