By Reportcircle News
Nigeria’s ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), on Christmas Day struck a tone of faith-infused optimism, using the season’s symbolism to project unity, resilience and renewed confidence in governance under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
In a statement issued by Felix Morka, CON, the National Publicity Secretary of the All Progressives Congress in Abuja, congratulated Nigerians particularly Christian faithful on the celebration of Christmas, framing the moment not only as a religious milestone but as a national call to reflection and collective responsibility.
The party described Christmas as the spiritual core of the Christian faith, marking the birth of Jesus Christ and embodying values of sacrifice, love and redemption.
Beyond theology, the APC positioned the season as a metaphor for national rebirth, invoking the triumph of light over darkness and hope over despair as ideals Nigeria must urgently reclaim.
Against the backdrop of economic pressures and social anxieties, the party’s message leaned heavily on reassurance.
It urged Nigerians to draw inspiration from the season’s message of compassion, unity and peace, while linking those virtues to the broader task of nation-building.
The APC also used the opportunity to publicly reinforce support for the Tinubu administration, expressing confidence that the renewed spirit of Christmas would strengthen the government’s resolve to confront Nigeria’s challenges and improve living conditions across the country.
The statement projected the administration’s reform agenda as aligned with the moral undertones of the season shared sacrifice today for a more just and prosperous tomorrow.
As households gathered to mark the holiday, the party’s message sought to blend faith with politics, positioning Christmas as both a spiritual anchor and a moment to recommit to national cohesion.
The statement concluded with a simple but deliberate goodwill message to Nigerians, wishing homes across the country joy, love and renewed hope as the nation looks toward the new year.
