National president of Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria
(PFN), Rev. Felix Omobude, has directed all leaders in the Pentecostal community
to use the occasion of the 57th independence anniversary, to lead their
congregations in prayers for the nation and leaders at all levels of
government.
(PFN), Rev. Felix Omobude, has directed all leaders in the Pentecostal community
to use the occasion of the 57th independence anniversary, to lead their
congregations in prayers for the nation and leaders at all levels of
government.
According to a release signed by Simbo Olorunfemi, Director, Media and Public
Relations to the National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria,
Dr. Omobude also urged the leaders to appeal to their members on the need to be
patriotic at all times and join hands together in affirmation of the unity of
Nigeria.
Relations to the National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria,
Dr. Omobude also urged the leaders to appeal to their members on the need to be
patriotic at all times and join hands together in affirmation of the unity of
Nigeria.
Whatever the challenges we face
as a nation, there is every assurance that we shall overcome as a people. We are
confident that our past or present circumstances cannot hold us down as a
nation, but will only usher in a better tomorrow for the country and all
Nigerians.
as a nation, there is every assurance that we shall overcome as a people. We are
confident that our past or present circumstances cannot hold us down as a
nation, but will only usher in a better tomorrow for the country and all
Nigerians.
The Lagos State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria
(CAN) has commiserated with Muslims over the death of Chief Imam, Sheik Garuba
Akinola. Akinola died last Sunday after a brief illness at the Lagos State Teaching
University (LASUTH).
(CAN) has commiserated with Muslims over the death of Chief Imam, Sheik Garuba
Akinola. Akinola died last Sunday after a brief illness at the Lagos State Teaching
University (LASUTH).
CAN, in a letter signed by its Secretary, Baba Aladura Israel Akinadewo, said
the deceased lived a good life. The body also said the late Chief Imam’s contribution to the State in terms
of “religious tolerance and peaceful relationship with the Christian community”
remained unequalled. CAN, in the letter dated September 25, prayed for the repose of his soul and
comfort for his family.
the deceased lived a good life. The body also said the late Chief Imam’s contribution to the State in terms
of “religious tolerance and peaceful relationship with the Christian community”
remained unequalled. CAN, in the letter dated September 25, prayed for the repose of his soul and
comfort for his family.
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