Kumuyi Urges Leaders to Alleviate Nigerians' Suffering

During a recent visit to HRH Kelvin Anugwo Ez, the king of the Ekpey ethnic nation in Ahoada, River State, Pastor William Kumuyi, the General Superintendent of the Deeper Christian Life Ministry, called on Nigerian political leaders to address the suffering of the populace. He stressed that leaders should prioritize the needs of the people over political interests, reminding them of their responsibilities to those who elected them.
Kumuyi's remarks came as he prepared for a global crusade themed "Sufficient Jesus," aimed at educating and enlightening people about the sufficiency of Jesus Christ in meeting human needs across various dimensions—spiritual, emotional, social, and material. The king, HRH Kelvin Anugwo Ez, expressed support for Kumuyi's message and noted the importance of peace and security in the community, announcing plans to unveil a local security outfit to enhance safety in the area.
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