Enugu Gov. urges fervent prayers to tame criminality

April 10, 2016 9:13 PM

He urged mothers to be vanguard of peace, love and tolerance in their various families for peace to reign; which would make the society a better place for all.

Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuani of Enugu state.

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He made the call during a service to mark 2016 Catholic Mothering Sunday at St. Leo the Great Catholic Church, Federal Housing, Trans-Ekulu, Enugu.

He commended Monsignor Obiora Ike, also the Chairman of the Enugu State Economic Advisory Committee, for his selfless service to the state and humanity in general.

He said ``prayers had become necessary in view of the increasing incidences of crimes and other anti-social activities in different parts of the country.

``I believe that prayers will do so much in checking the menace of herdsmen/farmers clashes, cases of rape, armed robbery, kidnapping, pipeline vandalism, among others.''

Earlier in a sermon, Prof. Ike had said that ``Mothers Day is a demonstration of God’s love for mankind.

``Mothers should play their roles effectively in their various families.''

He urged the nation’s leaders to imbibe the culture of leaving good legacies while in office.