Why Good Friday Matters, by Emman Usman Shehu On a quiet spring morning, as the first rays of dawn pierce the horizon, millions of Christians worldwide pause to observe Good Friday, a day steeped in solemnity and profound spiritual significance. For believers, it marks the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ, an event that lies at the heart of Christian theology. Yet, in an increasingly secular world, where religious observances often compete with the clamour of modern life, the question arises: Why does Good Friday still matter? Beyond its religious...