Joseph Isangura
Regional Commissioner for Arusha, Paul Christian Makonda, called on residents to strengthen their faith in God as a foundation for personal and community resilience.
Speaking during a prayer gathering on Monday, December 9, 2024, at the Clock Tower in Arusha, Makonda highlighted the importance of divine guidance in navigating life’s uncertainties, including sudden misfortunes and societal challenges.
The prayer session, which marked part of the celebrations for Tanzania Mainland’s 63rd Independence Anniversary, brought together leaders from various religious denominations. Attendees participated in a symbolic walk and interfaith prayers, underscoring the power of unity and spirituality in addressing the region’s needs.
In his remarks, Makonda urged Arusha residents to prioritize electing and appointing leaders who demonstrate strong moral and spiritual values. He emphasized that such leaders are more likely to guide society with integrity, promoting social well-being and justice.
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“We must choose leaders whose lives reflect a commitment to ethical and spiritual principles. This will ensure our community thrives on a foundation of morality and trust in God,” Makonda said.
The event featured prayers for peace, prosperity, and protection from life’s hardships, with participants singing hymns and reflecting on the significance of faith in daily life. Residents expressed hope that such initiatives would inspire positive change and foster unity across the region.
Makonda’s message of God-centered leadership resonated deeply, leaving many attendees motivated to embrace these principles in their lives.
