Get Guardian on GoogleApostolic Church Africa Leaders’ Conference (TACALCON 2025), hosted by TAC Nigeria, has ended with a call on churches to fight corruption and make Africa the richest continent in the world.
Leaders, who came from Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, the United Kingdom, Togo, Cote D’Ivoire and the Republic of Benin, among others, lamented that Africa’s major problem is corruption, and to deal with it, churches must serve as a good example.
They described the second-largest continent after Asia as a blessed nation, urging its leaders to eschew corruption and manage its resources well.
Making the call at the conference, with the theme: “Building the church with God’s word” at the national headquarters at LAWMNA International Convention Grounds, Olorunda-Ketu, Lagos, Lead Coordinator of Africa Leaders’ Conference, Apostle Aaron Ami-Narh, submitted that if African leaders lead well, including churches, Africa should be the richest continent in the world. According to him, “Africa is never poor.”
