CAN Observes Black Sunday to Mourn Insecurity Victims

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) marked "Black Sunday" to mourn the victims of insecurity, including men, women, children, clergy, farmers, and students affected by violence, terror, and kidnapping across the nation. Archbishop Daniel Okoh stated that the observance aimed to honor those whose lives have been devastated by the worsening security situation in Nigeria.
He emphasized that the church cannot remain silent in the face of such tragedies and called for a recommitment to building a nation where every Nigerian can live, work, and worship safely. The observance coincided with Democracy Day, highlighting the importance of security in Nigeria's democratic journey.
CAN expressed solidarity with bereaved families and urged the government to take urgent measures to address security challenges. Joshua Akeredolu, speaking from Borno State, called for prayers specifically against kidnappings and violence, reflecting on the recent abduction and killing of clergy members.
Reverend Musa's kidnapping in 2023 was also mentioned, underscoring the ongoing threats faced by religious leaders.
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