Oritsejafor, who spoke in Abuja yesterday, said he took over the mantle of leadership at the most trying times in the country, Daily Sun reports.
“We came in a period the challenges of the church had reached a point that lots of Christians in Nigeria had been displaced from their home and churches.
“Some pastors, particularly, in northern Nigeria were closing their churches. Lots of Nigerians had become internally displaced persons in their homes.”
The ex-CAN president called on Nigerians, particularly the Christian faithful, to stand behind the new president of the association, Pastor Samson Ayokunle and his team in order to withstand the challenges ahead.
His words, “As we are entering a more challenging period in the history of our nation. Unfortunately, it is also the time that we seem to view CAN with some contempt.
“Yes, CAN may have her challenges, but, for now, we have no other body that unites us. So, we must revere the structure and leadership. Let us continue to pray for our land and leaders,” he said. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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ReplyDeletePeople respect whoever respects him/herself. It was a pity that you forgot your fatherly roles as a leader of all Christmas in this nation when you were running after politicians that were supposed to be coming to you for wisdom and look up you as their role model. Instead of that, your role money laundering.
ReplyDeletePlease, take time to beg God for forgiveness.
😃😃😃😃 Did I hear you say you put your life in the line for me as a christian? Pastor! You are visibly wrong; Jesus did that for me several years ago. By the way pastor, whose name is on the private jet aircraft you claimed some one bought for you? My name or your name? 😃😃😃😃😃 Wayo!
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of South Africa millions dollars private jet saga. If you explain further na you savi.
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