Ondo pastor urges prayers as insecurity worsens in Nigeria
The General Overseer of Prayer Centre Church of God, Samson Oluwamodede, has criticized Nigerian governments for failing to protect citizens amid rising insecurity. He led a ‘Prayer Walk Against Insecurity’ in Akure, where hundreds of church members marched through the city. Oluwamodede emphasized the need for divine intervention, stating that recent abductions highlight the severity of the crisis. He urged the public to pray for the country and its leaders, expressing hope that God will not fail where governments have.
What we know
- Samson Oluwamodede led a prayer walk in Akure to protest against insecurity in Nigeria.
- The event saw church members carrying placards calling for an end to terrorism, banditry, and violence.
- Oluwamodede said both federal and state governments, as well as security agencies, have failed to protect citizens.
- He highlighted recent abductions in Oyo and Borno states as evidence of the worsening security situation.
- The cleric called on Nigerians to seek divine intervention, believing that only God can resolve the crisis.
