The leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN)
have fixed Sunday December 7th as a day for all churches
across Nigeria to offer special prayers against the activities
of Boko Haram sect and also give special offering for
victims of the various attacks.
In a statement signed by the General secretary of the
association, Dr. Musa Asake, CAN asked Christians to pray
for all who have been affected by the activities of Boko
Haram irrespective of their religious affiliations. Find the
statement after the cut...
"We are expected to offer special prayers, not just for
our slain Christian brethren but for all those who lost
their lives in the attacks, that the Almighty God will
grant them eternal rest and through these prayers
intervene in the challenges that the insurgency has
brought to the countless number of families that have
been directly or indirectly affected by the crisis. Pray
that God will give us all the wisdom and strength to
execute this task with minimal difficulty to the glory of
God the Father.”
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Funny bunch of morons.

National day of prayers against Boko Haram.
Do you mean that CAN has not been praying against Boko Haram all these years?
Or are they going to try another number this time to see if god, the puppetmaster that everyone is sure exists , would finally answer?

Poor Children of a retired god.