RCCG's Pastor Okoror Celebrates Yoruba Culture in Abuja
During the Yoruba Cultural Sunday celebration in Abuja, Pastor Okoror of the RCCG emphasized the significance of Yoruba culture, stating that it should not be viewed negatively. He acknowledged Nigeria's challenges, including insecurity and unemployment, but encouraged gratitude for the nation's unity.
Okoror praised the Yoruba people's contributions to various fields such as education and medicine, advocating for unity among different ethnic groups. He urged government leaders to use their power responsibly to protect citizens from insecurity and hardship, warning against the misuse of authority.
Otumba Oreoluwa Ariba, the Parish Pastor, expressed that the celebration was a way to honor God through Yoruba heritage, incorporating local language, attire, and music into the service. Dr. Bolaji Mejabi, a lecturer at Baze University and Chairman of the Organizing Committee, noted the event's role in correcting misconceptions about African culture.
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