Lenten/Ramadan: Enugu Gov. Mbah wants Muslims, Christians to be United In Purpose

Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, believes the rare alignment of this year’s Lenten season with the start of Ramadan for Muslims serves as a powerful call for peace, unity, and mutual understanding, particularly in Nigeria.

Governor Mbah shared his thoughts shortly after attending a Church service at the Enugu State Government House Chapel to mark Ash Wednesday, the official beginning of Lent for Christians.

He wants citizens, especially Christians, to embrace Lent as a period of repentance, reflection, and renewal, while carrying the spirit of the season beyond the forty-day observance.

Delivering the homily at the service, Reverend Father Anthony Udeh , explains the importance of the 40-day journey, noting that it symbolises a period of deep spiritual renewal and preparation.

The Ash Wednesday church service witnessed the Christian ritual of placement of the symbolic ash on the forehead of worshippers.

Editor: Anoyoyo Ogiagboviogie


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