He said this in a statement signed by his Publicity Secretary, Moses Akpovotiti, and made available to DAILY POST on Friday.
He told Nigerians to remain hopeful in the face of the perilous times, adding that God was set to transform the narrative in the country.
He charged Nigerians to move closer to God more than they had in the past.
He also asked the country to focus on God’s promises and stay positive amid grueling realities, stressing that no matter how hard things become: ‘
they that wait on the Lord will have renewed strength; they will mount up with wings like eagles; they will run and not be weary; they will walk and not faint.’ Isaiah 40:31.
He also urged citizens to “continue to pray for Nigeria, and to be pioneers of the change that we pray for, encouraging all to walk in love and unity with one another.”
