By Correspondent

Central Equatoria State Governor, Augustino Jadallah has called for collective solidarity to achieve peace, security, and stability in the state. In his Easter message, governor Jadallah called on Christians to reflect the values of sacrifice, forgiveness and unity as a way of strengthening the social fabric of the state.

“As we celebrate this holy occasion of Easter, I extend my warmest greetings to all Christians and the entire community. Easter is a solemn reminder of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ—a profound testimony to the power of faith, redemption, and the ultimate victory of life over death.”

“This holy holiday prompts us to reflect on the values ​​of sacrifice, forgiveness, unity, and renewal in our lives and faith. These virtues are not only essential to our Christian faith, but are also crucial to strengthening the social fabric of the state. In these challenging times, we must draw strength from the message of Easter to overcome division, heal wounds, and promote reconciliation.”

“I therefore call on all local leaders, communities, religious institutions, women, youth, and civil society to join hands in our collective pursuit of peace, security, and stability. The future of Central Equatoria State depends on our unwavering commitment to unity and cooperation. Let us rise, as Christ did, with renewed resolve and unwavering determination to build a just, peaceful, and prosperous state for all,” the governor said in a statement.