Second Coming Gas Boss Salutes Nigerians At Easter, Pledges Support For Citizens

The Managing Director, Second Coming Gas Limited, Dr. Basil Ogbuanu has congratulated Nigerians and Abians in particular at the 2020 celebration of Easter.

Dr. Ogbuanu in a release he personally signed and made available to ABN TV vowed that his organization will continue to lift lives and raise hopes even in the midst of daunting challenges.

He expressed regret that this year’s Easter celebration is being observed in lowkey as a result of the outbreak of COVID-19, expressing optimism that God will come to the aid of our country and make the current challenge a thing of the past.

“Though our nation is currently having its fair share of the global pandemic, COVID-19 a disease that has claimed over 100,000 lives across the world, our faith is anchored on the supreme power of the Almighty Messiah to see us through at this hour of challenge.

“The impact of the disease accounts to why there is a low-key celebration of Easter globally, including Nigeria where some faithful are unable to converge as a result of the measures being put in place by the government to curtail the spread of the outbreak.

“As an organization, we draw our support from our community which is why we have consistently treated with the deserved seriousness our corporate social responsibilities.

“Not to blow our trumpet, the most recent of these is the ongoing free gas dispensing worth over N5.5 million in which about 4,500 Abians will benefit at the end of the exercise, our own little way to assist in cushioning the effect of restriction of movement. We will continue to raise hopes even in most difficult times like we have at the moment” he said.

ABN TV reports that no fewer than 1000 Abians on Saturday benefitted from the free cooking gas dispensing introduced by the organization as a palliative to cushion the effect of lockdown order in the state.

The state government in a swift reaction temporarily halted the exercise, citing breach of social distancing practice in line with fighting the spread of coronavirus.