PANPIEC DECLARES FASTING AND PRAYER AGAINST COVID'19, SUSPENDS MEETINGS AS BISHOP NKUMAH PRAYS FOR GOD'S INTERVENTION.


The PAN NIGERIA PRESIDENCY OF IGBO EXTRACTION COALITION, PANPIEC The Umbrella body of all organisations championing the Nigeria Presidency of Igbo Extraction project has declared a seven days prayer and fasting by all Nigerians, Christians, Muslims and traditionalists starting from Monday March 23, 2020.

The Director of Media and publicity of the group Prince Uche Erondu called on all Nigerian Christians, Muslims and Traditionalists to pray against the virus not to spread in Nigeria. Prince Erondu noted that PANPIEC in all states and Abuja , including its foreign chapters will also pray and fast for the nation and the world at large.
He called on President Mohammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osibanjo to lead the prayer and fasting at Aso Rock.

In another development, the General Overseer of Christ Champions Assembly Inc. Bishop Matthew Nkumah and Prophet Jude Otagburuagu have both blamed the ConoVirus epidemic to the growing sins of the world and called on men to repent now before it is too late. They called for total moral rebirth in the world to stop the scourge which may be worst than HIV and AIDS.

Bishop Matthew Nkumah made the call via a telephone chat with newsmen from the Headquarter of the Church in Akure Ondo state while The Prophet of Holy of Holies Ministry Umuawa Alaocha Jude Otagburuagu in Umuahia Abia state warned that the Virus may spread more with its devastating consequences if the world continue to indulge in sins of homosexuality and other inhuman acts.

Meanwhile PANPIEC gatherings have been suspended until further notice. Prince Erondu Uche had posted the halt of the groups activities on his social media handles.
He wrote "Attention PANPIEC Chapters; Due to the outbreak and fast spread of Covid'19, all PANPIEC large gatherings have be suspended until further notice. All chapters should comply with this directives".

PANPIEC had in February 2020 cancelled most of her foreign engagements due to the outbreak of the dreaded coronavirus.