NNPP mourns Pope, celebrates Easter
The New Nigeria People’s Party has extended condolences to the Roman Catholic Church in Nigeria and globally on the death of Pope Francis.
The NNPP National chairman, Ajuji Ahmed, conveyed this in a statement on Monday in Abuja.
It acknowledged Pope Francis’ demise on Easter Monday, noting its spiritual significance and praising his episcopal service as a faithful steward of God.
NNPP described the late pontiff as a dedicated servant who upheld the core values of his calling and remained devoted to humanity throughout his life.
“It is a painful loss. But Pope Francis left a legacy of love and courage, especially in service to the poor and vulnerable,” the party said.
Meanwhile, NNPP has congratulated Nigerian Christians on the Easter celebration, marking the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
According to the party, Easter affirms the defeat of death and offers hope of salvation to all mankind.
(NAN)
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