Foursquare church urges prayers amid rising insecurity
The Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria has voiced serious concerns about increasing insecurity in the country. Sam Aboyeji, the General Overseer, called on Christians to intensify prayers for peace and national stability. He highlighted the impact of violence, insurgency, and kidnapping, especially in northern Nigeria, and emphasized the church’s responsibility to respond spiritually. The church is also preparing for a major international conference focused on leadership and spiritual growth.
What we know
- Sam Aboyeji described the ongoing insecurity as deeply troubling, citing loss of lives and displacement of communities.
- He urged Christians across denominations to pray for divine intervention and healing for affected regions.
- The church called for continued prayers and support for Nigeria’s armed forces and security agencies.
- The 2026 International Conference for Ministers and Leaders is scheduled for April 13 to 16, 2026, at the church’s campground along the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
- Themed “Operating in the Anointing,” the event aims to strengthen Christian leaders and address both spiritual and societal challenges.
