Ex-CAN President Ayokunle Urges Nigerians to Persevere

On October 2, 2026, Reverend Dr Samson Ayokunle, the former President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, addressed journalists in Ibadan, asserting that Nigeria will survive despite the political antics and aspirations leading up to the 2027 presidential elections. He encouraged Nigerians to persevere through current challenges, stating, “What God revealed to me is that whatsoever is happening in this nation, Nigeria, we will survive.” Ayokunle emphasized the need for determined leadership to tackle insecurity, claiming that only when leaders are no longer complicit in insecurity will Nigerians find relief.
He lamented the economic situation, noting the hunger prevalent among citizens and the high cost of living, while refraining from directly assessing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's performance. Ayokunle pointed out the disparity between the removal of subsidies and the average earnings of Nigerians, highlighting the economic difficulties faced by the populace.
He called for a serious government to address these issues. Additionally, Rev. Dr. Remi Awopegba spoke at the anniversary of the Oritamefa Baptist Model School, emphasizing the importance of a global perspective for students.
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