Israeli deputy foreign minister meets Nigerian Christian leaders
Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister, Sharren Israel, recently met with prominent Nigerian Christian leaders in Abuja to discuss bilateral collaboration. The meeting, hosted at the residence of Michael Freeman, Israel's ambassador to Nigeria, was attended by Daniel Okoh, the president of the Christian Association of Nigeria, and senior church leader Poju Oyemade.
Wale Oke, the president of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, and other prominent Christian leaders such as Dr. Paul Enenche and Bishop Faith Emmanuel Benson Idahosa II were also present. During the meeting, Israel reiterated their commitment to strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation with Nigeria.
This gathering highlights the importance of religious diplomacy in fostering international partnerships.
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