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NCPC BOSS NEW YEAR GOOD WILL MESSAGE - REV. YAKUBU PAM

NCPC BOSS SAYS THAT WITH THE PRAYERS OF THE SAINTS NIGERIA WILL OVERCOME HER SECURITY CHALLENGES AND THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC

The Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Christian Pilgrim Commission Rev Yakubu Pam has said in his new year message that with the prayers of the Saints Nigeria would be able to overcome her security challenges.

The commended the Nigeria Armed Forces for their gallantry efforts at combating the menace of insurgency, particularly in the North East and North West.
Rev Pam in the statement assured that the COVID 19 pandemic would be contained globally this year.He commended the Presidential Task Force on COVID 19 pandemic for their selfless and untiring efforts at mitigating the spread of the Virus in the country.

In the statement, the NCPC boss further urged Church leaders to work closely with the Government in order to bring the dividends of democracy to the people.
He prayed that Nigeria would bounce back economically this year because the Lord rules in the affairs of this great nation.
He posited that Nigeria would continue to play a leading role in Africa and in Sub- Saharan Africa, considering its numerical strength and abundance natural endowment.

The NCPC Chief Executive tasked Nigerians to look up to God this year and pray for those in authority at all times so that they would be able to provide quality leadership for this nation.

Celestine Toruka, mnipr,Fimc,JP
Head Media and Public Relations NCPC
1st January,2021.
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