Bishop Kukah: Nigeria “Reaping What We Sowed Yesterday

Bishop Kukah: Nigeria “Reaping What We Sowed Yesterday”

In a sobering Easter message, the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, has offered candid reflections on Nigeria’s current state, asserting that the nation is now facing the consequences of its past actions……READ ALSO BREAKING: Yahaya Bello Is ‘A Poor Advertisement For Young People’ – Bishop Kukah Roasts Kogi Governor On Live TV

In his message shared with the press, Bishop Kukah urged the Federal Government to adopt a comprehensive strategy aimed at steering the country towards healing and renewal, lamenting the leadership’s historical neglect and mismanagement.

Highlighting the pervasive issue of corruption, Bishop Kukah likened Nigeria to a person suffering from a debilitating hangover, incapacitated by the repercussions of moral decay and unethical governance practices.

Despite the grim assessment, Bishop Kukah remained hopeful, calling on Nigerians to embark on a collective journey towards a brighter future marked by resilience and renewal.

Acknowledging the pressing need for immediate action, Bishop Kukah emphasized the importance of inclusive policies to combat nepotism and promote national unity. He advocated for transparent recruitment processes and a coherent communication strategy to foster accountability and drive progress.

Moreover, Bishop Kukah raised concerns about the expanding role of the military in civilian affairs, emphasizing the imperative of upholding professionalism and integrity while addressing the underlying causes of insecurity.

As Nigeria grapples with multifaceted challenges, Bishop Kukah’s message serves as a poignant reminder of the nation’s potential for greatness and the collective responsibility to overcome adversity through unity and hope.

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