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Group to Nigerians: Pray ceaselessly for 2023 elections

A group, the Christian Conscience, has urged Nigerians to engage in ceaseless prayers, good conduct, and God-fearing approach towards the success of the 2023 general election.

The group gave the admonition via a statement jointly signed by its chairperson, Dr. Yetunde Akinluyi, and the General Secretary, Rev. Kolawole Verrals, on Friday.

The Christian Conscience also enjoined Nigerians to pray without ceasing to have a hitch-free and successful elections “because the Nigerian project is that of God and He will not forsake His people.”

“The Lord only will and can choose a fearless, Godly and true leader that will ease the sufferings and hardships that pervades the land. The spiritual things control the physical.

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“Though globally, the economy has nosedived, the effects are no doubt biting harder in the country, especially now that many homes cannot afford basic amenities on a daily basis.

“Despite many challenges in the nation such as insecurity and other vices, God has always manifested Himself in the affairs of the nation and He will continue to sustain the nation through ceaseless prayers.

“When good things are open to a nation or a family, enemies of progress will do everything to derail the purpose of God but with ceaseless prayers, God in His infinite mercies will manifest Himself,” it added.

While wishing Nigerians a successful and rewarding 2023, the group enjoined the citizens to move closer to God “so that He can walk His purposes in our situations”.

The Christian Conscience, therefore, urged Nigerians to get their Permanent Voters Card (PVC) to vote for the candidates of their choice and who will have the fear of God and eager to serve the interest of the people.

The Star

Segun Ojo

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