Archbishop Calls for Prayers to Combat Insecurity Ahead of 2027

During the installation ceremony of Bishop Ovy John Attah in Lafia, Nasarawa State, Archbishop Gimbright Adaigho called for an end to insecurity in Nigeria and urged Christians to intensify prayers ahead of the 2027 elections. The event took place on a Saturday and was attended by numerous worshippers and ministers.

Archbishop Adaigho emphasized the importance of intercession from politicians and the need for divine inspiration to address the country's challenges, including insecurity and economic issues. He described the newly installed Bishop Attah as a servant of God whose elevation would help unite church members and strengthen the church's mandate.

Rev. Sundai Emmah, the Nasarawa State Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria, congratulated Bishop Attah and urged unity and peace among Christians in the state. The ceremony featured praise, worship, and goodwill messages, marking a significant milestone in Bishop Attah's ministry.