Clergyman Predicts Nigeria’s Restoration

The Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Bishop Stephen Adegbite, has expressed optimism that Nigeria will experience total restoration to its former glory.

Bishop Adegbite made the declaration in Abuja during a courtesy visit to the NCPC Corporate Headquarters by the executive members of the Northern Christian Youth Round Table for Peace and Progress Initiative.

Bishop Adegbite expressed confidence that by next year, Nigerians would witness massive transformation unprecedented in the country’s history.

He stated that President Bola Tinubu would work tirelessly for Nigeria’s progress, just as he did in Lagos.

The NCPC boss emphasized the importance of prayer for the government and encouraged his guests to continue praying for President Tinubu and those in government. “

Bishop Adegbite explained that President Tinubu is working closely with the leadership of the two dominant faiths in the country, positively impacting the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) across the states.

Earlier, the leader of the Northern Christian Youth Round Table for Peace and Progress Initiative, Wami Iliya, commended Bishop Adegbite for his invaluable service in Lagos.

He applauded him, particularly for accommodating the people of the Middle Belt.

Iliya explained that due to Bishop Adegbite’s love for humanity, accommodating spirit, and leadership style, he has become a father figure to all.

He enumerated some of the challenges facing his association, including unemployment opportunities for youths and overt marginalization due to their faith, among others.

Iliya reiterated that these challenges necessitated the visit to NCPC to identify with Bishop Adegbite as a father figure and requested his spiritual guidance.

(Editor: Anoyoyo Ogiagboviogie)


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