BY CALEB AYANSINA

ABUJA—The Primate,  Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), the Most Rev. Nicholas Okoh, yesterday, warned government at all levels and union leaders to explore all avenues to avoid industrial disharmony this year.
The Primate, while making it clear that changes were inevitable in 2014, also admonished Nigerians to develop patriotic attitude, and “lean on God Who does not change.”

Okoh, who spoke at the New Year service held in the Cathedral Church of the Advent, Life Camp, Gwarinpa, Abuja, urged the Federal Government to do everything within its power to create more employments for youths to harness their potentials for country’s development.

He said: “The work of improving Nigerian economy cannot be isolated in one way or the other; the government should do everything that will bring in more employments, so that, the young people can get opportunity of more jobs, because we want our young people to be more fruitful in 2014.

“They should employ their talents; give them better education so that they can have opportunity to join in building Nigeria.”
The Primate noted that both the leaders and the led must change their ways, for the country to get it right in this New Year, insisting that there was need for the circumcision of the heart.