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Orji Kalu hails Tinubu, Catholic Bishops’ meeting, urges national unity
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Orji Kalu hails Tinubu, Catholic Bishops’ meeting, urges national unity

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
Orji Kalu

Former Abia State Governor and Senator representing Abia North, Orji Uzor Kalu, has commended the meeting between President Bola Tinubu and the leadership of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Nigeria (CBCN), describing it as a positive step towards strengthening democracy and promoting national development.

In a statement, Kalu said sincere engagement between government and respected institutions remains essential to nation-building in every thriving democracy.

He noted that the Catholic Church has continued to play a significant role in promoting justice, peace, moral values and national unity, while acknowledging the enormous responsibility President Tinubu bears in steering the country through economic and security challenges.

According to the senator, open and honest dialogue between the government and critical stakeholders provides an opportunity to exchange ideas, reflect on national issues and work collectively in the interest of Nigerians.

Kalu urged that constructive criticism should be embraced in good faith, while government efforts to address the country’s challenges should also be assessed fairly and objectively.

He stressed that Nigerians should prioritise unity and progress over division, irrespective of political, religious or ethnic differences.

“Our collective goal should not be division but progress. Regardless of political, religious or ethnic differences, we must continue to support every sincere effort that will strengthen our democracy, improve the economy, enhance security and give hope to our people,” he said.

The lawmaker added that nation-building is a shared responsibility, expressing optimism that Nigerians can work together to build a peaceful, prosperous and united country.

“Nigeria belongs to all of us, and together we can build the peaceful, prosperous and united nation we desire,” he said.

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