Christmas; “Hasken Faila” Kogi (HFK), Alhaji Mohammed Shakur Yunusa Congratulates Christians

To mark a peaceful,United and love infested Christmas and New year,Christian’s has been advised to develop more attiutde of peaceful co-existence,love,unity among themselves and other religious followers .
This call was made to mark this year’s Christmas celebration by the Hasken Faila of Kogi state,Alhaji Mohammed Shakur Yunusa to Christian brothers and sisters in Kogi and Nigeria at large .
The spiritual leader urged Christian’s to pray for God’s guidance and protection of our leaders by taking people oriented decisions both at the state and federal level,saying leaders needs prayers to avoid distractions and indecisions.
Hasken Faila tasked the people to use the opportunity to share many good things with their loved ones, particularly the less priviledged and the downtrodden in the society to ameliorate the current turn of events in Nigeria .
He appealed to governmment both at the local, state and federal level to take their statutory responsibilities very serious,as that will be the bane of the acceptance of such style of governance in our current society.
Ustaz Mohammed Shakur also urged followers on their own part to remain steadfast and submissive to our current leaders,not minding the circumstances,saying leaders at any level is always ordained by Almighty God.
He said the near coincidence of this year’s Christmas with the ongoing celebrations of this year’s Eid-el Maulud is significant in the lives of both Christian’s and Moslems ,saying the birth day of the two revered prophets will usher in more developement to Kogi and Nigeria at large.
Hasken Faila congratulated the Christian brothers and sisters for witnessing this year,and wish them many more years of celebrations.

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