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Abuja, Nigeria - Renowned peace advocate, Amb. Dr. Olisachebe, has emphasized the urgent need for religious unity in Nigeria and across Africa. In a passionate appeal, Amb. Dr. Olisachebe stressed that the Nigerian youth must strive to promote tolerance and understanding, saying it is only through unity that the country can achieve sustainable development and growth.
According to Amb. Dr. Olisachebe, religious and ethnic hate and intolerance are major obstacles to Nigeria's progress. He noted that these vices are often perpetuated by those in positions of authority, and this has contributed significantly to the country's challenges.
"As a seasoned peace advocate, I believe that it is imperative for Nigerians to embrace their diversity and promote mutual respect," Amb. Dr. Olisachebe said. "We must strive to create an environment where people of all faiths and backgrounds can coexist peacefully and contribute to the growth of our nation."
In a recent statement, Amb. Dr. Olisachebe Hyacinth Ngwee from Ebonyi state emphasized the importance of youth involvement in promoting peace. "When the Youth Rise in Peace, the Nation Stands Tall," Amb. Dr. Olisachebe said. "A peaceful youth is a powerful youth and a powerful youth is the backbone of a great nation. When young people channel their strength, creativity, and passion toward peace, they become architects of progress rather than victims of conflict."
Amb. Dr. Olisachebe further stressed that Nigeria's greatness depends not on her resources alone, but on the unity and consciousness of her young citizens. "The rise of the youth in peace is the rise of a stronger nation. Let us replace anger with action, division with dialogue, and frustration with innovation. When the youth rise in peace, the nation does not just stand tall - it shines before the world."
Amb. Dr. Olisachebe's call for religious unity comes at a time when Nigeria is grappling with rising insecurity and social unrest. He urged Nigerians, particularly the youth, to take an active role in promoting peace and tolerance, saying that the future of the country depends on their collective efforts.
"The Nigerian youth must strive to promote peace and unity," Amb. Dr. Olisachebe said. "We must reject hate speech and intolerance, and work towards creating a society where everyone can live in harmony."
Recall that Amb. Olisachebe was recently inducted as a peace Ambassadors with the like a of Her Excellency Dr. Aisha Mohammed the first lady of Bauchi state as well as former first Lady of Nigeria Her Excellency, Mrs. Maryam Abacha wife if late Head of State