Q FM Africa's Modern Radio
A clergyman has advised Zambians to be mindful with the way they will be celebrating entry into the New Year.
Presence of God Ministries Apostle, Christopher Kunda says people will be better off spending time worshipping and thanking God for seeing them through the past year instead of getting too excited and engaging themselves in risk activities.
Apostle Kunda notes that without God, many people would not have made it to the last day of 2014 hence he deserves respect, appreciation and honor for giving people another chance to enter the New Year.
He has encouraged people to also forgive each other and enter the New Year without holding grudges against one another, but enter 2015 with clean loving hearts.
Apostle Kunda also says he is hopeful that 2015 will be a blessed year for the country even as the country goes to the polls to elect a new president.