Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is expected to lead a Christian crusade for improved security and economy as President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime battles to keep Nigeria from falling apart amid vicious bandit attacks and weakened naira.

Mr Osinbajo and David Abioye, the presiding bishop of Living Faith Church, Goshen, Abuja, are billed to grace the event themed ‘Faith in Jesus Christ in times of crisis’.

“The fellowship decided to hold the 2021 version via Zoom, and we are trusting God that the event will hold tomorrow (Thursday) by 7.00 a.m. By the grace of God, the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo, will be joining us as well as a couple of other dignitaries including diplomats,” said Emmanuel Bwacha, the chair of the National Assembly Christian Legislators Forum, while briefing journalists at a press conference.
On Wednesday, his principal, President Muhammadu Buhari, “spent quality time” at the mosque of the Prophet Muhammed, “engaging in prayers and recitation of the Holy Qur’an,” said presidential spokesman Garba Shehu in a statement.

“The National Prayer Breakfast is an annual fellowship where we pray for our country, pray for our responsibilities as parliamentarians for wisdom in passing bills that will benefit Nigerians. It was not held last year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic that has wreaked havoc on our economy, political and social sphere,” Mr Bwacha explained.
The prayer session will also be used to mark the 11th edition of the National Prayer Summit organised by the forum.

“As a fellowship, we are not partisan. Ours is to pray. We are not unaware of the fact that it is not easy to ask people to follow. But ours is to intercede,” he noted. “The increasing prices of foodstuff does not recognise political parties. It does not recognise geopolitics. It does not recognise tribe and has no segregation of age. So, our own is to pray on all issues so that our lord and saviour, Jesus Christ, will intervene and restore the glory of our nation and that we be able to overcome these challenges.”

We need prayer to make things work and God will answer our prayers .Amen

okefranci:
We need prayer to make things work and God will answer our prayers .Amen

If say I be God na slaps I go answer with to wake you all the fk up from your delusions and foolishness.

As they gather to pray, next week Monday food price go top again. It is now normal in Nigeria that every week food prices increases

What was obtainable last week isn’t obtainable this week.

For how long are we going to keep praying to God to solve our problems despite the fact that we have the capacity to deliver ourselves from the shackles of ignorance?

Prayers to improve security and economy? Buhari administrative incompetence has weakened Nigeria badly.

Osinbajo should be sincere for once,he should tell his boss to open our borders and secondly they should tackle the insecurity with sincerity

There are some certain things that God expects us to solve by ourselves and not border him.

You can't vote in a dullard and expect him to turn things around.

God has hands off in anything concerning Nigeria because right now he's busy with country that are serious.

What did I just read??. Nigeria has finally gone to the dogs.

okefranci:
We need prayer to make things work and God will answer our prayers .Amen

You all are deluded.

This country is a comedy show

In Jesus Name. Amen!

God is good, Nigeria would be great.

Very daft. Na so Europe and America dey do prayer? Place wey we from Africa dey rush go?

In the Buhari's military era, there was price control. Nobody disturbed God with stupid cries. The government just used common sense. Prayer that God should come and be selling food, put angels in security posts or what?