By Gbenga Davies
As Nigerians join the rest of the world to celebrate the 2023 Palm Sunday Celebration,Nigerians have been charged to cast their mind back to the days when christ rode on the donkey that his worries should not be in vain.
Rt. Rev. Ilesanmi Dawodu has admonished Nigerians to see themselves as one because the Significance of the palm front.
He said that the branches means that Christ is for all nation,and that the salvation is not for Chirstains alone is for everybody which there should be no discrimination and should not be division.
The Bishop added that Palm Sunday is a very important day in Christendom which commemorates the triumphant entry of Jesus Christ. He said today marks the day that Christ showed himself to the world to deliver and to save,the marching into Jerusalem and driving away those that are in the enterprise of selling in exchange of money and that is to tell us that the house of God is meant for worship and whatever may hinder and whatever may hinder our sense of worship.
He further stressed that Christains should prepare for the coming Kingdom as he rode on accord which signify humility and neatness to show the type of God we worship and characters and features that we should have as Christians,he said as Christians we should be meek and humble and to ask out of the features of God and be at peace to each other.
Speaking on the just concluded general Election, the Rt. Rev Ilesanmi said Election has come and gone,those that have been offended should work in hand as one, we should not listen to what the foreigners are saying about our domestic affairs.Nigerians should embrace unity,embrace love,accept faith, work cooperatively with the present government even at the National and the President-elect Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu and forget about whatever maybe his short comings.
He then charge the incoming administration that they know the yearnings of the people,they should see to the growth of the country, health wise,education, and security because we are in the democratic system of government.
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