A Zonal Superintendent of the Christ Apostolic Church, Prophet Sam Olu-Alo, has urged Muslims to join hands in making Nigeria great, stressing the importance of unity and collective effort in developing the country.
Olu-Alo, in his Maulud Nabiyy message to Muslims which was contained in a statement by his Special Assistant, Deji Ogunbusuyi on Monday, said it was important for Nigerians of all faiths and tribes to work in unison for the task of nation-building.
According to him, working together regardless of religious and ethnic leanings will ensure a country where everyone can live in peace and prosperity.
“Muslims should continue to live up to the ideals of their faith, spreading love, peace, and unity wherever they go. With renewed commitment and dedication, Muslims in Nigeria are poised to make a positive impact on their country, inspired by the teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH),” the cleric, who is the CAC Zonal Superintendent, Grace and Mercy Zone, Essien Region, Nigeria, and Overseas, said.
“The Muslims must contribute their quota to the growth and progress of the country. We must not leave the development of Nigeria to others, we must take ownership and work together to achieve greatness. As we celebrate the birthday of our beloved Prophet, let us remember his teachings of love, compassion, and forgiveness.
“May Allah bless our country with wisdom, guidance, and strength to overcome our challenges,” he added.
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