President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to protecting religious freedom and ensuring national unity in his 2025 Christmas goodwill message to Nigerians.
In the message released on Thursday, December 25, 2025, the President extended Christmas greetings to Christians across Nigeria and the world, urging citizens to reflect on the values of peace, hope, and compassion exemplified by the birth of Jesus Christ.
Tinubu emphasized that his administration remains dedicated to strengthening security, safeguarding constitutional rights, and guaranteeing citizens’ freedom to worship without fear.
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“No one, regardless of ethnicity or belief, should be made to suffer for professing and practising his faith,” the President stated.
He highlighted ongoing engagements with religious leaders from both major faith communities as part of efforts to reduce tensions, promote peaceful coexistence, and address concerns on intolerance. Tinubu pledged that the Federal Government will continue to partner with religious institutions in conflict prevention and national cohesion efforts.
The President also called for patience and discipline among travellers during the festive period, wishing Nigerians safety as they journey to reunite with their families.
Tinubu urged the nation to look to 2026 with hope, noting that through collective responsibility and divine guidance, Nigeria will continue to progress.
“With confidence in divine providence and our collective strength, we will continue the work of building a greater Nigeria—one that future generations will be proud of,” he said.
