Christmas: Nze Duru Urges Christians To Pray, Work For Nigeria’s Progress

 Preaches peace, tolerance, love, unity
December 26, 2023
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Chairman, Grand Towers Limited, Nze Chidi Duru, has felicitated Christians in Nigeria and beyond on the occasion of this year’s Christmas celebration, urging them to pray and work for the progress of the country.
Nze Duru

Chairman, Grand Towers Limited, Nze Chidi Duru, has wished Christians in Nigeria and abroad a Merry Christmas this year, urging them to pray and work for the progress of the country.

According to a statement personally signed by Nze Duru, the former two-term member of the House of Representatives enjoined Christians to maintain peace, love, tolerance, and unity, adding that this year’s celebration called for continued prayers for the progress of the nation.

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Nze Duru urged Nigerians to recommit themselves to the service of mankind in tandem with the genuine teachings of Jesus Christ which places a strong emphasis on care for the poor, love, kindness, patience, tolerance, and love for one another among other virtues.

The business guru further wished all Nigerians a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year in advance.

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