Christmas: Ozigbo Enjoins Nigerians To Remember The Less Privileged
Valentine Ozigbo

Christmas: Ozigbo Enjoins Nigerians To Remember The Less Privileged

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As Christians all over the world celebrate the 2023 Christmas feast, business leader and candidate in the 2021 Anambra governorship election, Valentine Ozigbo, has called on Nigerians to remember that it is a season of love and should remember the less privileged in their midst.

Ozigbo in his Christmas message titled “Embracing the Spirit of Love and Togetherness this Christmas”, said the season is more than just a celebration.

According to him, Christmas is a season that reminds people of about values that bind them as a family and a human race.
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He added that the true spirit of Christmas lies in the joy brought to others through acts of kindness.

The message reads:

“Dear Friends, as the festive lights brighten our streets and the sound of carols fill the air, we find ourselves once again at the heart of a season that speaks volumes about love, togetherness, and the spirit of giving.

“Christmas is more than just a celebration; it’s a poignant reminder of the values that bind us as a community, as a family, and as part of the human race.

“This Christmas, I urge each of us to embrace the true essence of this season – a time to share love and extend our hands in warmth to those around us. It’s a time to gather, to reconnect with family and friends, to cherish the moments we have with one another, and to create memories that will last a lifetime.

“But amidst our celebrations, let us not forget those who might not be as fortunate. The less privileged in our communities, those who might be facing challenging times, need our love and support more than ever. Let’s reach out in whatever way we can – be it through kind acts, donations, or simply sharing a meal. Remember, acts of kindness, no matter how minute, can light up someone’s world.

“Moreover, let this season be a time of reflection and prayer. Let’s pray for each other, for our loved ones, for those who are no longer with us, and for the world at large. In these times of uncertainty and upheaval, our prayers can be powerful beacons of hope and solidarity.

“As we come together this Christmas, let’s renew our commitment to spreading love, fostering togetherness, and helping those in need. Let’s remind ourselves that the true spirit of Christmas lies in the joy we bring to others.

“I wish you all a Merry Christmas, filled with love, joy, and peace. May this festive season bring you closer to those you hold dear and fill your hearts with unending happiness.”

Victor Ezeja is a passionate journalist with six years of experience writing on economy, politics and energy. He holds a Masters degree in Mass Communication.


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