Oyegbami, Adegbite task churches on prayer for Nigeria, govt to stop youth exodus

The National President, Ministers of God Prayer Network International, Bishop Bola Oyegbami has called on the Church not to relent in praying for Nigeria, assuring that the country will prosper again.

She gave the admonition at the end of seven days prayer for peace in Nigeria which took place in Lagos where the Lagos State Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Chairman, Bishop Stephen Adegbite urged the Church for continuous prayer for peace and stability in Lagos State and Nigeria at large.

Oyegbami hinged the just concluded seven days prayer and fasting on the need to allign the throne of the presidency with the throne of God to enable the government actualise its plans to take Nigeria out of the woods and move the nation forward.

“We believe when any matter is settled in the spiritual realm, the actualisation in the physical would be easily implemented.

“For us to prosper in Nigeria, we must discourage the exodus of our youth. The fact is that Nigeria will find it difficult to grow technologically if our youth are allowed to continue leaving the country.”

The fact is that our skilled youth professionals leaving the country to develop other countries is nothing but brain drain.

“The essence of this seven days prayer and fasting is also to call on God to examine the foundations of people that are in government so that prosperity would come to our nation because the battle must be first won in the spiritual realm” she said.

Adegbite who was represented at the event by CAN Chairman, Ikeja South, Ambassador Enoch Adesola advised Nigerians to always make positive confession about Nigeria because every negative pronouncement about the country will bounce back on them.

He advised the government to make the country conducive for the youth and create an empowerment that will discourage them from running away from their country.

He advised the government to stop importation, adding that Nigeria has enough resources to develop and produce what the populace need.