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Glo Urges Nigerians to Embrace Future with Hope at Easter

Comms Week23 Mar 20160 Comments
Glo Urges Nigerians to Embrace Future with Hope at Easter
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  Globacom has charged Nigerians to hope for a brighter future as they celebrate this year’s feast of Easter. Globacom gave the charge in a statement released in Lagos on Wednesday ahead of the…

 
Globacom has charged Nigerians to hope for a brighter future as they celebrate this year’s feast of Easter.

Globacom gave the charge in a statement released in Lagos on Wednesday ahead of the Easter celebrations which commemorate the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

The company said while the occasion calls for sober reflection especially considering the challenges the country is going through, Nigerians should not lose hope because great things still lie ahead.

Globacom said Nigerians should be inspired by the gospel of the Resurrection of the Saviour to know that adversity does not have to be permanent and that with faith, there is victory at the end of affliction.

“We encourage Nigerians of every faith  to be resolute in the face of the current  adversities; especially the economic down turn and we urge all to know that hard times would always turn around for good if the people do not lose hope,” Globacom said in the statement.

The company reminded Christians of the lessons of the season, which are “love, humility and sacrifice,” and encouraged them to hold on to their faith and live a life of humility and sacrifice as exemplified by Jesus Christ at his crucifixion.

“The Easter period reminds us to further reflect deeply on the sacrifice that Jesus Christ made on the Cross, and engage in acts of sacrifice, peace and love for one another during this season and beyond,” it stated.

Globacom called for prayers for Nigeria to overcome its current economic, political and security challenges.

“We should also use this season to pray for peace in every region currently facing insecurity and for the Almighty to help our leaders to steer the country to the path of economic growth,” said Globacom.

The operator assured its subscribers across the country of quality service on the network throughout the holiday period, reassuring subscribers of enough capacity that would enable them to remain in touch with friends and family wherever they may be.
 
 






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