Cleric seeks end to insecurity, urges prayers ahead 2027 elections

Ahead of the 2027 general elections, the Archbishop of Threshing Floor Watchman Assembly, Gimbright Adaigho has called on the governments at all levels to intensify efforts towards tackling the issues of insecurity in the country. The Archbishop made the call on Saturday in Lafia, the Nasarawa State capital during the consecration and installation of a new Bishop, Ovye John Attah, who is expected to lead the church in the state. Adaigho who is General Overseer of the Church, urged Christians to remain steadfast amid the current economic and security challenges confronting the nation. He stressed that giving the current situation in the country, the nation needs more intercessors than politicians at this time to save the people from the numerous challenges through prayers. “As Christians, we should continue to pray so that God Almighty can give inspiration to those occupying government positions to enable them find solutions to the issues of insecurity and economic challenges,” he said. He described the new Bishop as God’s servant tested in doctrine, character, and service, noting that his elevation to the status of Bishop will further help to unite members of the church and Christians in general. Archbishop Adaigho further admonished the new Bishop, other ministers, and members of the Church to continue to pursue holiness, unity, and evangelism to win more souls for Christ. In his message, the new Bishop pledged to build on the foundation laid and to strengthen the church’s mandate of watching, praying, and preaching the undiluted word of God. “My assignment is simple: to watch over the flock, raise watchmen for the nation, and ensure that the Threshing Floor remains a place where destinies are transformed,” he said. Related News End terrorism within 90 days or quit, Adeboye tells service chiefs Amnesty Condemns Killing Of 17 In Sokoto Bandit Attack, Demands Probe 1,200 killed by bandits in Kwara since 2023, says group In his goodwill message, the Nasarawa State Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Rev. Sunday Emmah, congratulated the new bishop and urged him to use his office to promote peace and unity among Christians in the state and beyond. He said, “I, Very Rev Dr Sunday A. Emmah (JP), Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Nasarawa State Chapter, extend my heartfelt congratulations and warmest goodwill to Apostle Dr. John Ovye Attah on his well deserved elevation, ordination, enthronement and installation into the sacred office of Bishop. “This momentous occasion marks a significant milestone not only in the life and ministr