...Distributes Food Items To Factory Workers
As Christians in the country join their counterparts across the world to mark this year’s Christmas, the Managing Director of the Everest Metal Nigeria Limited, Vikas Das has felicitate with all christians across the country for witnessing yet another Christmas, urging them to continue to live by example, especially in their relationship with one another and with adherents of other religions.
The Managing Director hinted that the year 2020 has not been the year most of us hoped for, with a pandemic taking over our lives and cancelling almost everything, urging everyone to use this year celebration to pray and rededicate themselves afresh to the service of the God.
In his Christmas message, he enjoined everyone to show love to one another and encourage unity by spending quality time with our friends, families and the less-privileged.
According to the press release he personally signed urged Christian faithfuls to use the opportunity of the season to reflect on the reasons for the birth of Christ and keep hope alive.
"As we celebrate, we should not forget the less-privileged in the society by extending a hand of love to them."
"We should also use the period of the celebration to pray for the world to come back to her normal lives, as some countries prepares for a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic."
While wishing his family, the factory staff and indeed Nigerians a merry Christmas, Das urged them to always be honest with one another and feel the pains of one another.
In his usual way as parts of efforts to support the factory workers and to ameliorate the sufferings of people, the MD said it became necessary for him to donate and distribute the food items to each and every worker in the factory.
Among the items are; bag of rice, groundnut oil, butter, hamper, semovita, and many more.
He therefore prayed for God's blessings, mercies and good tiding on this auspicious occasion, wishing all christians a merry Christmas and many happy returns.
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