HON. PATRICK-JAYEOLA KUNLE EGUNJOBI FELICITATES CHRISTIANS ON EASTER, CALLS FOR PEACE AND SUPPORT FROM AKURE CONSTITUENCY II

Frontline House of Assembly Aspirant, Hon. Patrick-Jayeola Kunle EGUNJOBI has extended warm Easter greetings to Christians across Nigeria, particularly the good people of Akure Constituency II, urging them to embrace the spirit of love, sacrifice, and peace that defines the season.

In his Easter message released to Newsmen in Akure, Hon. Kunle described Easter as a period of deep reflection and renewal of faith, emphasizing the importance of unity, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence among citizens regardless of religious or political differences.

Easter reminds us of the power of sacrifice, hope, and redemption. It is a season that calls for love, harmony, and collective responsibility in building a better society,” he stated.

The lawmaker hopeful used the opportunity to reassure constituents of his unwavering commitment to delivering quality representation if entrusted with the mandate to serve.

According to him, his vision for Akure Constituency II is centered on people oriented policies, youth empowerment, improved infrastructure, and sustainable community development.

I remain fully committed to being a voice for the people, advocating for their needs, and ensuring that our constituency experiences meaningful growth and development. Together, we can build a future we can all be proud of,” he added.

Hon. Kunle also called on residents to shun violence and divisive tendencies, especially as the political space gradually intensifies ahead of future elections. He stressed that peace remains the foundation for progress and urged stakeholders to prioritize dialogue and mutual respect.

While appreciating the continued support and encouragement from constituents, he appealed for sustained cooperation and trust, noting that collective effort is key to achieving the desired transformation in Akure Constituency II.

As we celebrate this special season, I urge everyone to remain steadfast in faith, promote peace in our communities, and continue to support our shared vision for a better tomorrow,” he concluded.