CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (CAN) NOTICE FOR PRAYERS AND ADVOCACY AGAINST THE CONTINUOUS KILLING OF CHRISTIANS IN NIGERIA.

Following the gruesome murder of the Chairman of CAN Michika Local Government Area of Adamawa State, Rev. Lawan Andimi, abduction and killings of many Christians recently and the continuous incarceration of Leah Sharibu and other prisoners of faith, the Christian Association of Nigeria(CAN) under the leadership of His Eminence Dr. Samson Supo Ayokunle has organised a World Press Conference and Prayer Walk in all the states of the Federation and FCT as follows;

1. Thursday 23rd January, 2020, CAN President Addressing a World Press Conference at the National Christian Centre Abuja by 4pm.
2. Friday, 31st January to 2nd February, 2020: Special Fasting and Prayer for Nigeria in all churches, home and abroad for the gruesome killing of innocent Nigerians to stop and for our government to develop capacity to overcome the criminals troubling the nation.
3. Sunday 2nd February, 2020: Special Prayer Walk by Christians in all the States of the Federation in the form of a procession to be led by States CAN Chairmen in their CAN Secretariats and pastors of churches in all churches in Nigeria. Churches should process round their area, pray for God’s permanent intervention and help from all over the world so that all of us might not be consumed one by one. It appears our government is completely overwhelmed. Brutality of Nigerians is happening unabated daily. The media should be engaged by all churches to cover this. The social media should equally be engaged to capture the prayer walk/procession for effective coverage.

All Bloc Leaders, Zonal and States Chairmen, Leaders of Denominations and all Christians and concerned Nigerians should support and come out en mass for the program.

The Church is matching on and the gate of hell shall not prevail against it!

Evangelist Kwamkur Samuel Vondip,
National Director, Legal and Public Affairs,CAN.

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CAN to Hold Prayers Against Continuous Killing of Christians in Nigeria