Jingle Bells: Honorable Hon Mohammed U Congratulate Christian Faithful on the occasion of Xmas Celebration

 



The All Progressive Congress Kogi State Youths Leader, Hon Mohammed U Mohammed sends his warmly Congratulations to the Christian community on this special day of Christmas celebration.


In his statement which read in part ” Happy Christmas celebration wishing the Christian brothers and sisters a joyous moment and the good that comes with this celebration”.


While charging the Christians to imbibe the culture of brotherhood and share in love with one another he also urged them to use the occasion to pray for country for Allah to return peace to the Entire nation.


signed:

Comr Usman Ibrahim,

Media Aide to APC State Youths leader Kogi State Chapter

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