Borno CAN Marks 50 Years with Prayers for Unity and Peace
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Borno state branch, organized special prayers on October 2 to commemorate its 50-year existence. The event took place at the EYN Church of the Brethren in Nigeria, themed ‘Obey to Prosper.’ Most Reverend John Bakeni, the Borno state chairman, delivered a sermon reflecting on the nation's dire conditions, highlighting issues such as poverty, hardship, and suffering experienced by Nigerians.
He called for divine intervention in the economic sector, emphasizing the struggles many face to survive. Bakeni also noted that the celebrations of Nigeria's 66 years of independence and CAN's 50 years are marked by a mix of challenges and joy.
He urged unity and peaceful coexistence among the people, stating, “How do we celebrate when our brothers and sisters are still in captivity, kidnapped, attacked and maimed?” The prayers aimed to seek God's protection and intervention for the nation.
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