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2019 EASTER: MULADE CHARGES CHRISTIANS, NIGERIANS TO EMBRACE PEACE

2019 EASTER: MULADE CHARGES CHRISTIANS, NIGERIANS TO EMBRACE PEACE

Niger Delta based Human Rights Activist cum World Peace Ambassador and Environmentalist, Comrade Amb. Sheriff Mulade has felicitated with christians all over the world, those in Warri its environs and  Delta State to embrace peace as they celebrate Easter which marks the resurrection of Christ from the grave.

Comrade Amb. Mulade said as Christ is the reason for the celebration, Christians should learn to accept one another and leave as one as Christ came for all and died for all to experience peace and unity among everybody irrespective of tribe or race.

He admonished Christian clerics to preach love and unity in order for their members to imbibe spirit of unity and peaceful coexistence among their neighbours in the society.

Comrade Mulade who is the National Coordinator Centre For Peace and Environmental Justice, CEPEJ, urged the federal and states government to role out policies that will alleviate sufferings and poverty in the  land and encourage social development programmes.

He wished all Christians a hitch free 2019 easter celebration all over the world as they celebrate.

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