The Prelate and Moderator of General Assembly, The Presbyterian Church of Nigeria His Eminence Nzie Nsi Eke has expressed displeasure over the targeted attack by Boko Haram terrorists against Christian-dominated territories, saying killing of Christians in the country is a sad age long experience.
He made this known in Umuahia on Saturday in a chat with ABN TV.
The clergy who is in the Abia State capital for 2020 dedication service of all Presbyterians and a communion service expressed optimism that despite all efforts to injure the Christian faith, if believers anchor their faith in God, such attempts will be futile.
According to the Prelate, God will grant ultimate protection to all those who believe in Him, adding that evil shall not triumph over good.
“Where others see giant, Christians will see ant. Where others see defeat, Christians will see victory. The God who created the entire universe, the God who built His own church and said no power of the enemy will overtake it, He will deliver what He has said” he added.
While maintaining that the plans of the evil one against Christ’s body will be rendered powerless, he called on Christian across the country not to entertain fear in their service to their Creator.
His Eminence Nzie Nsi Eke also appealed to Nigerians to maintain hygiene and heed unto advises from experts as a way to curtail the spread of coronavirus disease that recently found its way into the country.
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