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Pray for Nigeria, Christians tasked

 

By Joke Adeniyi-Jackson

Nigerians have again been called upon to  to pray fervently for the nation at this period, for it to overcome its challenges.
A Cleric, Pastor Segun James of Christ Apostolic Church, Oke Imole,  Amoyo, Kwara State made the call yesteray in his sermon.
Pastor Segun James said with prayer, the country would move to greater height.
In his message, Pastor Isaac Gbemiga Adesina of Kingdom Seed Assembly, Sapati Ile phase2,  llorin, Kwara State called on Nigerians to focus on God and embrace peace for a better nation.
Pastor Adesina advised Christians to look onto God at all times and not trust human beings who that could  fail them at anytime.
In her sermon, Prophetess Cecilia lbrahim of the Cherubim and  Seraphim Church, Olorun-Isadi, Gaa- Imam, llorin admonished Nigerians to always look unto God for divine intervention in whatever situation as He his mighty to  meet their needs.
Pastor Aremu Abioye of the Ark of God Covenant Faith Bible Ministry, Amoyo  in his sermon themed “Jesus,” he  appealed to  Christians to cast their burden on God as He is the  only one who can  give total freedom.
Pastor ldowu Constain of the New Life Holy Trinity Chapel, Gaa-Akanbi, Ilorin called on Nigerians to let the fear of   God be paramount in their heart and life.
Pastor Kayode Omotosho of the C A C Anu sogo lorimi, Kilanko village, Ilorin  urged political leaders  in the country to show love to the masses  and implement policies that would have direct impact on their wellbeings and allow God to give them direction.
In his sermon, a Cleric, Dr Martins Olobatoke urged Nigerians to shun evil.
Rather he called on them to continue to pray for divine visitation from above.
Speaking in preparation for this week monthly interdenominational service with the theme “a call to victory”, the Primate of the Resolution Church of Christ National headquarters off Coca Cola road ilorin, emphasised the need for Christians to always look unto God as He is able to do all things.

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