On the occasion of Easter, Nana and I extend a hand of warmth to Ghanaians and all peoples of the world as we celebrate a significant period on the Christian calendar.
Many of us have spent the last month in a period of fasting, prayer and sober reflection and on Easter Day we will feast and make merry in remembrance of the resurrection of Christ.
Christ endured for mankind but more importantly Christians should recognize it as a period for meditation on our individual and collective contributions to our families, society and country.
As a nation, we need to move away from practices that threaten to destroy our values of truth and integrity. As Clarence W. Hall once said, “Easter says you can put truth in a grave but it won’t stay there”.
During this Easter, let us show love and friendship to our neighbours, our communities and the disadvantaged.
We enjoin all celebrants, especially the youth to celebrate in circumspection and moderation to prevent unfortunate incidents.
As I said before let us seek God’s guidance in honest, unpretentious prayer of supplication during this festive period.
Happy Easter!
