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It would appear the golden era of CAN ended when Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor became President in 2010. From 2010 till date, CAN has played more politics than preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, which should be the primary focus
The National Coordinator of the group, Elder James Amedu, also urged CAN to refrain from making political statements.
From the schedule of his tour and statements made, any reasonable person could see clearly that the purpose of the trip was focused primarily on terrorism and corruption and that Mr. Kerry came purposely on a familiarization visit and to have a one to one interaction with traditional and political leadership of the areas ravaged by terrorist activities
Speaking before handing over to his successor, Dr. Supo Samson Ayokunle, outgoing President of CAN and Founder of the Word of Life Bible Church, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, said his most challenging period as CAN president for six years was the series of attacks he got from Christians
The statement said: “This is a time when Christians in parts of the country are plagued by insurgency; I call for steadfastness and unwavering faith in God, the maker of all things
The Sultan of Sokoto and President of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs in Nigeria, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar, and the…
The CAN president, who presented an award of “outstanding Christian humility in public service” to Jonathan, thanked him for his commitment to the peace, unity and stability of the country
The President of CAN and Founder of Warri, Delta State-based Word of Life Bible Church, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, in his message to Buhari, also saluted Nigerians for a peaceful election and called for “harmony between Christians and Muslims in their quest for a prosperous Nigeria
Oritsejafor also saluted Nigerians for a peaceful election and prayed for a prosperous future for the country
In a press statement, Oritsejafor noted that the post-election violence of 2011 was still fresh in the memories of Nigerians, adding that the country could not afford such violence
He made this disclosure at a one-day interactive session of key stakeholders in the Nigerian project comprising religious, political organisations and security agencies
The fire, reportedly noticed at about 12:55pm, following close of the second church service, took joint response by men of the Delta State, SPDC and NNPC fire units to put out
“I have to truly congratulate you for that because that was a very good move
The CAN president, in an extensive speech on Wednesday in Abuja during the National Executive Council meeting of CAN, said: “Territories that have fallen under the control of Boko Haram are predominantly populated by Christians, a sign that Christians are no longer safe in those parts of the country
A private aircraft belonging to Oritsajefor last month conveyed some unnamed persons and the cash to South Africa ostensibly to purchase arms from the black market to help bolster Nigeria’s fight against terrorists in parts of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa States
The cleric made these submissions on Wednesday at the Thanksgiving Service for Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan’s 60 birthday, held at the First Baptist Church, Warri, Delta State
The Cleric, who identified hypocrisy as a major cankerworm responsible for Nigeria’s backwardness, categorically charged the conference not to do a hatchet job
According to the statement, the decision to hold the national prayer became necessary following the growing concern about the security situation in the country
The statement said: “It is with shock and dismay that we received the news of last night’s bomb attack at the Nyanya motor park barely 15 days after the first attack on April 14