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Easter 2022: Cross River Assembly Speaker felicitates with Christians




Cross River State House of Assembly Speaker, Rt. Hon. Eteng Jonah Williams has sent warm greetings to all Christians in the state over this year’s Easter celebration.


The Speaker in a statement on Friday says Easter is a sacred season filled with God’s love, blessings, and redemptive power.


He congratulated all Christians in the state, urging them to celebrate moderately and never forget the lessons as well as the reasons for the season, which is the sacrificial death and resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ.


Williams also noted that the Easter period is the heart of Christianity as it highlights the message of redemption brought to the world through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, his death, and resurrection.


He, therefore, enjoined residents of the state to emulate the virtues of sacrifice exemplified by the death of Christ on the cross of Calvary.


While urging all Christians to also use the period to pray for the state especially as it looks forward to a season of political activities. 


He wished all Christians a successful celebration, and to continue to live in peace and harmony for the progress of the state. 

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