On Thursday, April 4, in Abuja, Minister of the Federal Capital Territory Nyesom Wike emphasized the importance of religious leaders praying for the country.
He made these remarks during a courtesy visit to his office by His Eminence, Dr. Oliver Ali Aba, the Prelate of the Methodist Church of Nigeria.
Wike stressed the importance of ongoing prayers from religious leaders for Nigeria’s salvation and development, emphasizing that without divine intervention, human efforts would be in vain.
He specifically called for prayers for President Tinubu’s administration to fulfill its Renewed Hope Agenda, acknowledging the need for God’s guidance for leaders to succeed.
Highlighting the perpetual spiritual battle, Wike urged religious leaders not to waver in their intercessions, assuring them of victory over adversities through prayer.
Additionally, he committed the support of the FCT Administration to religious organizations, promising to fulfill the Methodist Church’s request for land allocation to establish a media outfit and liaison office.