Christmas: Chairman Action Alliance urges Nigerians to show love, embrace forgiveness

The National Chairman of the Action Alliance Party (AA), Dr Adekunle Rufai Omo-Aje has enjoined Christians in the country to practice the importance of the birth of Jesus Christ by showing love, embracing forgiveness and reconciliation with all mankind for the progress of Nigeria.

He made this known in his message to Christians on the celebration of the Birth of Jesus Christ, saying that Nigerians should seek divine guidance in choosing the right leaders for the country during the coming polls in 2023.

According to him, as the country moves into the election year 2023, one thing that all Christians and indeed all people of goodwill must do is to pray for guidance in choosing the right leaders to lead them at different levels in the right way.

He stressed that the present situation in the country needs the help of God, stressing that the people certainly are incapable of doing it by themselves to get it right in the country.

The AA National Chairman assured, “I am of the total conviction that if Nigerians vote my party into office in 2023, attention will be given to revamping the economy, addressing poverty and curbing insecurity among other things that will make a total turnaround for good to all Nigerians.”

He assured that his party was ready to dismantle every platform of bad leadership and install good leadership that would ensure rapid development in all spheres of life for Nigerians.

Omo-aje who described his party as the most popular and credible among progressive minds, urged the Nigerian electorate to liberate themselves with their voter cards in 2023 by voting the AAP to power to ensure total emancipation for Nigerians.

He insisted that the citizens should deliberately listen keenly and with a critical mind to what politicians have to say and, even seek to know what is behind whatever it is they are saying, adding that they must try and discern it because Nigerians need to really be well informed to choose the right persons to lead them at this critical time of the country.