FG assures Christians of action on security, welfare concerns

Author: Luminous JannamikePublished on: June 18, 2026Country: Nigeria
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FG assures Christians of action on security, welfare concerns

The Federal Government has assured Christians that it is aware of their concerns over insecurity and socio-economic challenges, with Secretary to the Government of the Federation, George Akume, giving the assurance during the National Executive Council meeting of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Abuja. Akume stated that President Bola Tinubu's administration recognizes legitimate concerns regarding safety, freedom of worship, access to justice, and participation in national development. The government commits to strengthening institutions and creating an enabling environment for Christians to contribute through education, healthcare, and humanitarian services. He acknowledged ongoing challenges such as insecurity, inflation, youth unemployment, and social tensions, but emphasized Nigeria's resilience and the administration's focus on the Renewed Hope Agenda.

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