Sheriff Mulade Welcomes Nigerians to year 2020, Urges all to Join Hands for United Nigeria

The National Coordinator, Center for Peace and Environmental Justice CEPEJ, Comrade Mulade Sheriff has felicitated with and welcomed all Nigerians and the World at large to a brand new year 2020

In a statement issued at the CEPEJ Head Office in Warri, Delta State on behalf of the board and management of CEPEJ, Comrade Mulade said Nigeria remains a great nation and requested all to remain peaceful, law abiding and join hands with the Federal Government led by President Muhammadu Buhari to build a united and prosperous Nation.

He urged Nigerians to dedicate themselves to the service of God and humanity to build a stronger Nation

"First we must believe in our Country. No matter the challenges, I am optimistic that with determination we can collectively advance and build the Nation we desire in 2020 and beyond.

Let me also admonish our leaders, to have the people who elected them at heart and work to deliver the dividends of democracy."

In 2020 our political, Traditional and Religious leaders should please lead by example and do everything humanly possible to shun corruption and any thing that will put the nation in bad light.

Let us work together and build a positive image for the Country, I sincerely believe that there will be a turn around in 2020 he added.

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