Lent 2026: Otunba Nurudeen Aina Alowonle Reaches Out To Christian Faithfuls Across Ogun State
By Oludare Joshua

Otunba Nurudeen Aina Alowonle has extended his heartfelt greetings and best wishes to all Christian faithful in Sagamu and across Ogun State as they embark on the sacred and reflective season of Lent.
In his goodwill message marking this solemn period in the Christian calendar, Otunba Alowonle described Lent as a season of deep spiritual significance—one that calls for prayer, self-examination, sacrifice, and renewed commitment to godly virtues. He noted that the forty-day observance symbolizes discipline, faith, and unwavering devotion, values that are not only central to the Christian faith but also essential in building a stronger and more united society.
He encouraged Christians to use this holy season as an opportunity to strengthen their relationship with God, extend love to their neighbors, and uphold the principles of humility, forgiveness, and compassion. According to him, Lent serves as a powerful reminder that through perseverance, faith, and collective goodwill, communities can overcome challenges and achieve meaningful progress.
“As we observe this blessed Lenten season,” he stated, “may it inspire renewed hope, deeper faith, and a strengthened commitment to unity and service. Let us continue to pray for our dear Sagamu, Ogun State, and our nation at large, trusting that through faith and collective effort, brighter days lie ahead.”
He concluded by wishing all Christian faithful a spiritually fulfilling Lent, praying that the season brings divine grace, abundant blessings, and lasting peace to every home and community across the state.



