Yuletide: Princess Folashade Olabanji-Oba Celebrates with   Christians | ClipTV Online

As the festive season commence, Aarebirin Hon. Princess Dr. Folashade Olabanji-Oba, the Executive Vice Chairman, Ikorodu Local Government. She also double as the National Chairman, Association of Local Government Vice-Chairmen of Nigeria (ALGOVC). She earlier delivered a heartfelt Christmas message to the people of Ikorodu, Lagos State, and the entire nation.

Aarebirin Olabanji-Oba expressed gratitude to God for the gift of life and the privilege of witnessing another Christmas season. She encouraged Nigerians to embrace the spirit of Christmas, which embodies love, compassion, and unity, while reflecting on the essence of the season.

Message to the People of Ikorodu

Addressing her beloved community, Princess Olabanji-Oba commended the people for their resilience, cooperation, and commitment to community development throughout the year. She further acknowledged the collective efforts that have propelled Ikorodu’s progress and pledged her continued dedication to serving the community with integrity and passion.

Furthermore, she stated “Christmas is a time to count our blessings and show gratitude for the year’s achievements. I celebrate the hardworking people of Ikorodu who have remained steadfast in their commitment to making our community a better place. Together, we are building a legacy of excellence for future generations.”

Christmas Season to Lagosians

Princess Olabanji-Oba called for continued unity and cooperation across the state. She highlighted the diversity of Lagos as a strength and urged residents to foster harmony irrespective of ethnic, religious, or political differences.

She added, “Lagos remains the heartbeat of Nigeria, a city of opportunities and resilience. Lagos leads, other states follow. As we celebrate Christmas, let us extend love and support to one another. Together, we can achieve the vision of a greater Lagos where every citizen thrives.”

Christmas Message to Nigerians

Expanding her message to the nation, Dr. Olabanji-Oba called on Nigerians to reflect on the significance of peace, hope, and reconciliation, especially in a time of economic and social challenges. She urged leaders and citizens alike to work together for the collective good of the Nation. Noting that it is an opportunity to trust in the renewed hope of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

She stated, “This season reminds us that despite our differences, we are stronger together. Let us renew our hope in Nigeria and commit ourselves to building a nation where peace, equity, and justice reign supreme.”

Giving, Compassion

Princess Olabanji-Oba emphasized the importance of giving during Christmas season. She encouraged everyone to extend a hand of generosity to the less privileged, widows, and orphans. Through her foundation, Shelter of Grace, she reaffirmed her commitment to supporting vulnerable members of the society by providing relief materials, educational support, and empowerment initiatives.

She remarked, “Christmas is not just about festivities; it is about giving and uplifting others. As we celebrate, let us remember those who are less fortunate and extend kindness and compassion to them.”

Conclusion

In conclusion, Hon. Olabanji-Oba offered prayers for peace, prosperity, and joy across Nigeria. She expressed optimism for the future, urging Nigerians to remain steadfast in faith and resilient in the face of challenges.

She prayed, “May the joy of Christmas fill every home and every heart. May God bless Ikorodu, Lagos State, and Nigeria abundantly. Together, we will rise above challenges and achieve greatness.”

Celebrating Responsibly

As celebrations unfold, Princess Olabanji-Oba encouraged everyone to celebrate responsibly. She further note that citizens should adhere to safety protocols, and prioritize the well-being of themselves and their loved ones.

The Christmas message from Princess Olabanji-Oba resonates as a reminder of the power of love, unity, and service in fostering a brighter future for Ikorodu, Lagos State, and Nigeria as a whole.