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Comfort, security, solution to Nigeria’s problems —Prophet Ayeni

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It has been revealed that the only way the nation can experience lasting peace and monumental growth is comfort and security which can only be established by God if Nigeria can key into God’s covenant.

Prophet Joseph Oluwole Ayeni, the Senior Pastor of Voice of Salvation Evangelical Ministry (VOSEM), Alapare, Ketu, Lagos State,  stated this while speaking with newsmen in Lagos, following the church’s annual event tagged: “War Against Poverty,” slated to commence from today, November 27 till December 4.

He added that the basis of the programme was to correct the impression of those who had blamed their problems on government, parents and their environment.

He also stated that this year’s event will be graced by many clerics including Pastor Obiwale, Pastor Oluwole Roland, Pastor Bisi Olujobi, while 35 trumpeters, aside other guest gospel artistes who will lift the souls of people to God would converge on Friday, December 2, at the church auditorium to praise God as the high point of the event.

 

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