Primate of Anglican Church Leads 180 Bishops to Pray For The Release of Falae

 

THE congregation of Nigeria Anglican fellowship Wednesday went otherworldly as it petitioned God for the brisk arrival of the previous Secretary to the Government of Federation SGF) Chief Olu Falae.

Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) Most Rev'd Nicholas Okoh driven Standing Committee of the Anglican Church comprising of 180 ministers and Laity to implore and argue that his abductors ought to have a reexamine and set him free forthwith.

Okoh was in Akure for a four day meeting of the standing board of trustees of the Anglican Church.

Boss Falae who is an individual from the Church and the administrator, neighborhood Organizing Committee ‎of the four day meeting was hijacked on Monday, the day the meeting started which agreed with his 77th birthday.

Okoh engaged security offices to guarantee that the previous Finance Minister is discharged unhurt.
The meeting was held at the holy person David Cathedral Church, Ijomu in Akure, the state capital

The primate who commended the Federal government on the battle against insurrection in the nation said the seize of Chief Falae ‎should be a matter of worry to one and all in the nation.

Okoh approached the administration at all levels to set up an extraordinary team in the timberland to free the nation of hijacking and unreliability in the nation and to incapacitate them.

He communicated worry over the dread unleashed by the insurgen‎t in the north east of the Country including that " Christianity is the most abused religion in the World".

Talking on the meeting's topic " Look and live ‎" the primate said the path for " Nigeria and the World everywhere to experience God's mediation in the emergency going on all over the place is to admire Jesus in straightforward confidence and compliance"

" This World is really chomped by the noxious serpents and like Israel in the desert, is tired and needing perfect mediation critically

The Bishop of the Akure Anglican Diocese, Bishop Simeon Borokini was idealistic that God will put the abductors to disgrace by uncovering them.

Borokini said the Church is asking and will keep on appealing to God for Chief Falae until he is discharged by his captors.

Representative Olusegun Mimiko who went to the event said it was the demon's goal to prematurely end the meeting by what happened to the administrator, Local Organizing Committee‎ the day the meeting was to begin.

Dr Mimiko pointed out that " as common the villain will come up short, why the capture the day the meeting began.

He guaranteed that the legislator would be safeguarded unhurt as security agents are on the crimina