The Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, and the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, on Sunday in Warri declared that contrary to doomsday predictions, Nigeria would not break up in 2015.
The two of them spoke at the opening of the 2014 Jubilee World Festival of Word of Life Bible Church, which had, “Arise 2015” as its theme.
The governor said, “No matter the external influence, Nigeria will not break up in 2015.
There are predictions that Nigeria will break up in 2015 but Nigeria cannot break up in 2015 but next year is going to be a challenging year. In 2015, a lot is going to happen but, we shall overcome,” the governor said.
Uduaghan also noted that Nigerians have resolved to remain united as members of one corporate entity, stressing, “We have decided in Nigeria that we shall be one, all the parties in Nigeria have agreed that Nigeria will not break up.”
He commended Oritsejafor and the Word of Life Bible Church for organising the Annual Jubilee Festival which attracted men of God from different parts of the world, stating that the annual festival had brought blessings to Warri, Delta State and Nigeria.
The President of CAN also declared that Nigeria would not break up, adding that anybody wishing the for the nation’s breakup would not have his desires fulfilled.
He said the Jubilee Festival would be sustained annually to win souls for Christ and prepare Christians for the years ahead.
Delivering a sermon at the occasion, Bishop Wayne Malcolm, who came from London, advised Christians to always know that God keeps promises, stating that there were three levels of spiritual maturity, little children, young men and fathers, signifying different levels of spiritual maturity.
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