L-R: Fola Onofuye, conference supervising, 56th Ascension Pilgrimage to Mount Horeb of the C&S Movement Church (CSMC) Worldwide: Joel Adeniran; conference supervising prophet; Anthony Samaye, conference secretary general, Abiodun Alogbo, chairman and spiritual head, CSMC, and T.I. Adewoye, chairman, Idimu district CSMC, at the press conference of the 56th Ascension Pilgrimage to Mount Horeb of the CSMC Worldwide in Lagos.
Faith leaders from the Cherubim and Seraphim Movement Church Worldwide (Ayo Ni O) have urged both the government and Nigerians to work together in tackling the country’s socio-economic and security issues.
“God has shown us that the Tinubu administration can succeed if we allow it to. However, this requires collective effort, accountability, and patience from everyone,” Emmanuel Alogbo, the spiritual father and head of the church, stated during a press briefing for the announcement of its 56th Mount Horeb Ascension Pilgrimage.
Alogbo, who was represented by Joel Adeniran, the Conference Supervisor, stressed the importance of urgent reforms and collective responsibility to restore stability in the country. “We understand the frustrations many Nigerians are feeling, but we must remain patient and work together for the greater good.”
According to him, the conference that is scheduled to hold from May 4 to May 11, 2025 will also mark the one-year ordination ceremony of Alogbo, as the spiritual father and head of the church.
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Alogbo stated that despite the current economic challenges, the church believes in the success of President Bola Tinubu’s government. According to him, God has revealed that the government will succeed if Nigerians support it and play their part.
Speaking on the growing level of insecurity across the country, the church disclosed that some of its members have suffered some level attacks in the country. He stated that the church commensurate with families who have experienced unfortunate incidents of kidnapping and others.
“As a Church, we have recorded four incidences; a senior member of our pastoral team was kidnapped in his house and his wife was killed and one of his children was also kidnapped but we are not dampened, we are hopeful that this nation will come out of this and insecurity will be over and light will shine. We will continue to pray. We must pray for the government and our service men and women because they are the ones who are facing the challenges of combating insecurity.”
