This was contained in an Independence Day message signed by the NCPC Deputy Director and Head, Media and Public Relations, Celestine Toruka, on Sunday.
Pam also congratulated President Bola Tinubu on marking his first Independence Day celebration as the 16th President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
In his message, the NCPC boss lauded the Renewed Hope agenda of the Tinubu-led administration while appealing to Nigerians to be patient with the government, noting that the best is yet to come.
He said, “Life does not give us what we desire, rather it gives us what we deserve”.
Pam also urged the government at all levels “to be sensitive to the plight of ordinary Nigerians by embarking on people-oriented projects and programmes.”
He further called on clergies in Nigeria to always uphold Nigeria in prayers “so that the enemies of the country would be dislodged and decimated, while tasking security agencies to step up efforts to put an end to kidnapping, banditry and other forms of social vices adding that, “Nigerians deserve the best, and should be able to sleep with their two eyes closed”.
Pam also stressed that the Nigerian Christian Pilgrims currently in the Holy Land for the Easter pilgrimage completion exercise had been charged to take up the burdens of Nigeria before God in prayer so that the Lord would grant Nigeria a breakthrough in all the sectors of the country’s economy.
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