The founder of Ori-Oke Agbara Jesu, Osengere, Ibadan, who is also the Set-man for Harvesters of Christ international Church Nigeria, Apostle Elijah Adeiwa, has urged Nigerians to put up their faith in God so as to overcome current challenges.
The cleric said lack of trust in God in the lives of Nigerians has impacted poverty, bad governance and injustice among them.
Speaking in Ibadan at a press conference ahead of an Annual Prayer Congress slated for Thursday, 5th of December 2024 at Osengere, New Ife Road in Egbeda, Ibadan, the cleric maintained that Nigerians should return to God in sincere fellowship, prayers and devotion for a quick recovery and restoration.
Speaking concerning the year 2025, Apostle Adeiwa warned Nigerian leaders, Nollywood actors/actress and content creators against pride, arrogance, snobbishness and vanity as God is ready to visit every action on these upcoming years.
“God is closer to us but our iniquities send Him farther from us.
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“The position, skills, orature, education, wealth, virtually everything you have today are a product from God, do not oversize yourself. Do good today for a positive legacy and posterity.
“Those Nigerians leaders before now, can tell more about this. Some who didn’t do well while they were in office are regretting their actions now, but seeming too difficult. Isn’t that regret?
“There is reality of heaven and hell. Good and righteous people after this age end in heaven as those who do not end up in hell. End looms, we should make sure we remain Godly and never be tainted by the euphemerals of life”, he said.
He, however, urged prayer faithful to join him on Thursday, December 5, for divinely directed special prayers to seek the face and requests from God for healing, breakthrough, turnaround, promotion, freedom from shackles of family curses, delays, disappointment and all sorts of hardship, calling for sincere faith as a prerequisite for the spiritual Assembly.