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2027: Don’t be political thugs, Anglican Primate tells Nigerian youths

2027: Don’t be political thugs, Anglican Primate tells Nigerian youths

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  • The Anglican Primate urged Nigerian youths to avoid political thuggery in the 2027 elections.
  • He encouraged Christians to join political parties and participate in electing representatives.
  • The Primate emphasized that politics significantly influences all aspects of national life.

The Anglican Primate has issued a strong call to Nigerian youths, urging them to reject political thuggery and engage constructively in the nation's democratic process. Ahead of the 2027 general elections, the Primate advised Christian young people across the country to actively participate by registering with political parties and taking part in the election of their representatives.

"Don't be political thugs," the Primate implored, stressing the importance of responsible engagement. He underscored that politics is not merely a game but a fundamental force that shapes every facet of national life, from economic policies to social structures and individual freedoms.

This call to action aims to foster a more mature and issue-based political discourse among the youth, encouraging them to become agents of positive change rather than instruments of political violence or manipulation. The Primate's message highlights the critical role young Nigerians can play in building a stable and prosperous future for the nation.

Don’t be political thugs

— Anglican PrimateThe Primate urged Nigerian youths to avoid political thuggery and engage constructively in the nation's democratic process.
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