President of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN),
Rev. Samson Ayokunle
President of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Rev.
Samson Ayokunle, has revealed that the election of
Donald Trump into the White House was the work of God
to fight immorality in the country. Ayokunle said this at
the 29th General Assembly of the Christian Council of
Nigeria (CCN) held at First Baptist Church, Garki, Abuja,
on Thursday.
During the the three-day programme tagged: “God of
Life: Lead Nigeria to Justice, Peace and Dignity,’’
Ayokunle revealed further that Americans would be
surprised as the new government under Trump would
not tolerate the issues of immorality in the country any
more.
“God has now positioned him to fight the immoral life in
the American society; the nation that was once known
as God’s own country is vastly becoming Sodom and
Gomorrah.” Ayokunle stated.
He also called on Nigerians in the north to be fully alert
at the plans of the enemy as he said Boko Haram had
not been fully defeated, following the recent killing of
Lt. Col. Abu Ali and some soldiers in Maiduguri.
“It is not over until it is over; the fact that a top army
officer was killed is a signal to the fact that we have not
defeated them. It was also an attestation to the
commitment of the Federal Government to fight this
demon called Boko Haram. So, everybody should be
more committed so that the souls of those who died
might not be in vain.
“We are diverse because of our doctrinal beliefs but we
must be one because Jesus says the church must be
one; He prayed for the church. I think the problem with
us is the placing of much emphasis on autonomy where
it becomes its petals when we lack respect for one
another. There should be collective recognition of
leadership, desire to put up the things of the world and
eternity-centred in such a way that occupying position
does not matter to anybody,’’ he said.
He blasted Nigerians for allowing corruption take a hold
firm on them as he lamented it has become endemic in
the country.
“By the result that corruption has given us presently, I
think it is high time we all rose and fight the demon;
without fighting it, it will cripple us. If we are not very
careful we will end up becoming a crippled giant
because we have allowed corruption to enter into our
system,’ ’ he said.
Rev. Samson Ayokunle
President of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Rev.
Samson Ayokunle, has revealed that the election of
Donald Trump into the White House was the work of God
to fight immorality in the country. Ayokunle said this at
the 29th General Assembly of the Christian Council of
Nigeria (CCN) held at First Baptist Church, Garki, Abuja,
on Thursday.
During the the three-day programme tagged: “God of
Life: Lead Nigeria to Justice, Peace and Dignity,’’
Ayokunle revealed further that Americans would be
surprised as the new government under Trump would
not tolerate the issues of immorality in the country any
more.
“God has now positioned him to fight the immoral life in
the American society; the nation that was once known
as God’s own country is vastly becoming Sodom and
Gomorrah.” Ayokunle stated.
He also called on Nigerians in the north to be fully alert
at the plans of the enemy as he said Boko Haram had
not been fully defeated, following the recent killing of
Lt. Col. Abu Ali and some soldiers in Maiduguri.
“It is not over until it is over; the fact that a top army
officer was killed is a signal to the fact that we have not
defeated them. It was also an attestation to the
commitment of the Federal Government to fight this
demon called Boko Haram. So, everybody should be
more committed so that the souls of those who died
might not be in vain.
“We are diverse because of our doctrinal beliefs but we
must be one because Jesus says the church must be
one; He prayed for the church. I think the problem with
us is the placing of much emphasis on autonomy where
it becomes its petals when we lack respect for one
another. There should be collective recognition of
leadership, desire to put up the things of the world and
eternity-centred in such a way that occupying position
does not matter to anybody,’’ he said.
He blasted Nigerians for allowing corruption take a hold
firm on them as he lamented it has become endemic in
the country.
“By the result that corruption has given us presently, I
think it is high time we all rose and fight the demon;
without fighting it, it will cripple us. If we are not very
careful we will end up becoming a crippled giant
because we have allowed corruption to enter into our
system,’ ’ he said.
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