– CAN has said that corruption and recession will soon end in Nigeria
– The CAN president, Samson Ayokunle said this in his Easter message to Nigerians
– He noted that challenges facing Nigeria today would become the ladder to testimonies tomorrow
The President, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Samson Ayokunle, has assured Nigerians that corruption and economic downturn would soon become a thing of the past.
Mr Ayokunke said this in a statement signed by his Special Assistant on Media and Communications, Adebayo Oladeji, on Sunday April 16 in Abuja, according to Premium Times.
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ZENITHBLOG.com gathered that the CAN president, who gave this assurance in his Easter Message to the nation, prayed God to bring to end the economic hardship facing the country.
The President, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Samson Ayokunle
“I wish all Nigerians a happy Easter in the name of Jesus Christ our Lord. It is a season of hope, joy and restoration. The Lord that rolled away the stone from the mouth of the tomb to put the enemy to shame will roll away all causes of economic hardship from our nation.
“Corruption will be a thing of the past as earthquake came to help in removing all hindrances to the resurrection of Christ for a glorious dawn to emerge. The God of heaven will divinely intervene to bail our nation out of economic downturn in the name of Jesus.”
Mr Ayokunle expressed optimism that the future of the country would be characterised by abundance, joy and celebrations.
“Our challenges of today will become the ladder to our testimonies tomorrow in the name of Jesus. It is well with you, our leaders at all levels of government and our nation in the name of Jesus Christ,’’ he said.
He therefore admonished Nigerians to sustain praying for the country and her leaders as they confront the challenges facing the populace.
Daniel Kadzai, the National President, Youth Wing of CAN, also urged youth to be drivers of peace and nation building instead of being accomplice of massive looting and corruption.
He also called on the church to be agents of change so as to help transform the nation from its present predicament to a better living condition for all.
“Nigeria cannot arise until the church decides to arise and take her original responsibility of soul winning, than too much emphasis on money, questionable miracles and dirty fight over positions.
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“We all need to think of bringing a positive change in our various capacities because we can change the nation,” he said.
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