The Allied Conservative Congress (ACC) has expressed the necessity for patriotism within the nation, saying the necessity for patriotism can’t be overemphasized on this making an attempt interval of our nationhood.
In an announcement issued by the nationwide chairman, Rev Olusegun Peters, to felicitate with Nigerians on the event of the celebration of Christmas, he enjoined Nigerians to put aside their variations and be a part of fingers with ACC in constructing a greater, stronger and affluent democratic nation that future generations can be pleased with.
Equally, the previous Vice President and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate within the 2023 elections, Atiku Abubakar, implored Nigerians to embrace a lifetime of love and unity, drawing inspiration from the joyous spirit of the Christmas season.
In his Christmas message, Atiku implored Nigerians to embrace a lifetime of love and unity, drawing inspiration from the joyous spirit of the Christmas season.
The ACC nationwide chairman, Peters, stated “ACC will alleviate the sufferings of the populace by offering the fruits of democracy that may revamp the financial system and usher in prosperity and sustainable growth.
“That is in tandem with Part 14(2)b of the 1999 Structure as amended, which states that, ‘the safety and welfare of the individuals shall be the first goal of presidency.’ Nigerians need and deserve a very good deal from their governments,” he stated.
He referred to as for a conservative ideology, which the Allied Conservative Congress champions.
“We commend tens of millions of Nigerians for embracing the ACC conservative ideology. It’s the panacea to multifarious political, {economic} and social challenges residents face.
“As extra Nigerians embrace the conservative ideology of integrity, morality, patriotism and many others, rather than private aggrandizement that breeds corruption, violence and dangerous governance, Nigeria will regain its misplaced glory,” he added.
In his message, Atiku urged residents to be guided by compassion and selflessness, encouraging them to cherish the importance of Christmas as a time for reflection and togetherness.
Atiku reminded Nigerians, notably Christians, to specific gratitude for the arrival of the Christmas season regardless of the numerous challenges and hardships confronting the nation.
“It’s a blessing that we are able to as soon as once more rejoice the occasions resulting in the beginning of Christ, regardless of the adversity we face,” he acknowledged.
The Waziri Adamawa, nevertheless, didn’t draw back from mentioning the failure of present political leaders to make the required sacrifices for the nation’s collective good. He condemned the shortage of management, which has resulted in widespread struggling and preventable deaths throughout the nation.
But, regardless of these grave challenges, Atiku appealed to Nigerians to stay united, to embrace each other with love, and to confront the basis explanation for their struggles — poor management.
“With love and unity, there isn’t a impediment too nice to beat. Allow us to, subsequently, come collectively to share love and pleasure with all individuals of goodwill,” he declared.
Atiku concluded his message by wishing all Nigerians a blessed Christmas, full of peace, happiness, and hope for the longer term.
