• Archbishop Okoh Hails Gowon’s Dedication To Nigeria’s Unity – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

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    ABUJA – Archbishop Daniel Okoh, Presi­dent of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has praised former Nigerian Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon (Rtd), for his unwavering commitment to Nigeria’s unity and progress as the elder statesman marks his 90th birthday.

    In a message celebrating Gowon’s milestone, Archbishop Okoh commended the former leader’s pivotal role during one of Nigeria’s most challenging times the Civil War. “Your lead­ership during the Nigerian Civil War was crucial in maintaining the unity of our country. Your commitment to reconciliation and peace continues to inspire generations,” Okoh stated.

    He lauded Gowon’s post-lead­ership contributions, particular­ly through his ‘Nigeria Prays’ initiative, which has mobilized millions in pursuit of divine intervention for the country’s challenges.

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    “The rallies you have led across Nigeria have strength­ened the spirit of unity and resil­ience among our people, remind­ing us that faith and solidarity are key to solving our problems,” the CAN president added.

    Reflecting on Gowon’s re­markable journey, Okoh high­lighted the former leader’s legacy of love, forgiveness, and service, noting that his impact has left an indelible mark on the nation. “Your life’s work has taught us the importance of service to others and the power of faith in overcoming adversity,” he said.

    As the country celebrates this significant occasion, Archbish­op Okoh prayed for continued health and happiness for Gowon, affirming that his legacy will in­spire future leaders to prioritize peace, unity, and the common good.

    “On this momentous occa­sion, we celebrate not just your achievements, but the profound impact you have had on the heart and soul of Nigeria,” Okoh con­cluded.

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