CAN President Okoh Urges Hope and Unity for Nigeria

Archbishop Daniel Okoh, the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), delivered a sermon on Saturday at the National Christian Centre in Abuja, marking the grand finale of CAN’s 50th anniversary celebration. He declared that Nigeria would overcome its current challenges and emerge stronger, encouraging citizens not to lose hope.
Okoh emphasized that Nigeria is blessed with talented youths and resilient communities capable of driving positive change. He stated that transformation requires matching prayers with responsible actions, integrity, and accountability.
Okoh highlighted the Church's critical role in advocating for justice, good governance, and the protection of vulnerable citizens. He called for the Church to act as a "watchman" over the nation, addressing injustices and offering hope.
Additionally, he urged greater unity among Christian denominations and warned against divisions, particularly on social media. Okoh traced CAN's history back to August 1976, underscoring the importance of collaboration between the Church and government for the common good.
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