‘Women remain the backbone of our families, holding our nation together’ – Peter Obi

‘Women remain the backbone of our families, holding our nation together’ – Peter Obi

Peter Obi has said, the prayers of women bring upon us that inspiration we need to continue to fight for a Nigeria founded on “peace, unity, and justice”.

The former Governor of Anambra State said, the connection between human beings and their creator is made possible through “prayer”.

Obi made the statement at the 15th Anniversary Conference of ‘When Women Pray’ in Abuja on Friday.

He said, “Women remain the backbone of our families and society, holding our nation together” even during theost difficult times.

Obi wrote on X: “Prayer remains the bridge connecting human beings with their creator. The grace and mercy we constantly seek from our God will not be easy to come to us without prayer.

“I had the honour of attending the 15th Anniversary Conference of ‘When Women Pray’ in Abuja. These outstanding women have, over the years, become a symbol of faith, resilience, and blessings, showing the world, the unwavering strength of women.

“Women remain the backbone of our families and society, nurturing, praying, building, and holding our nation together, even in the most difficult times.

“As I joined them in thanksgiving and reflection today, I was reminded of the critical role women continue to play in shaping a better future. Their prayers, strength and sacrifices inspire us to keep striving for a Nigeria built on peace, unity, and justice.”

Peter Obi at the 15th Anniversary Conference of 'When Women Pray' in Abuja on Friday
Peter Obi at the 15th Anniversary Conference of ‘When Women Pray’ in Abuja on Friday. Photos: X/Peter Obi

Obi encourage everyone to continue to support our women, saying, “a nation is lifted when women rise”.

He further wrote: “I celebrate ‘When Women Pray’ for 15 years of blessing lives, and I encourage all of us to keep supporting our women, because when women rise, a nation is lifted.”

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