‘Let hope lead,’ Prophet Alo says in Easter message to Nigerians

Prophet Sam Olu Alo, the Planter of the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Adamimogo Grace of Mercy Prayer Mountain Worldwide, has released a poignant Easter message calling on Nigerians to embrace hope and unity.

Speaking during a special three-day program titled “God of Elijah” at the Adamimogo Jesus City in Lagos, the cleric extended his warmest felicitations to the Christian faithful, noting that the season of Christ’s death and resurrection serves as a vital reminder of the virtues of sacrifice and compassion necessary for national stability.

However, the celebratory tone of the message was balanced by a solemn address regarding recent national security challenges. In a statement signed by his Personal Assistant, Deji Ogunbusuyi, Prophet Alo offered his deepest condolences to President Bola Tinubu and the people of Plateau State following a tragic bandits’ attack in Jos.

He described the loss of innocent lives as a “senseless act of violence” and a painful reminder of the urgent need for collective action to safeguard Nigerian citizens.

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The cleric made a direct appeal to security agencies to intensify their efforts in apprehending the perpetrators and restoring peace to the affected communities.

He urged all Nigerians to remain vigilant and supportive of initiatives aimed at national cohesion, stressing that the lessons of renewal found in the Easter story should inspire a unified effort toward a more secure and prosperous nation.

In addition to his national appeal, Prophet Alo sent warm greetings to Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji of Ekiti State, as well as other governors across the South West.

He encouraged the political leadership to remain steadfast in delivering the dividends of democracy to their citizens. Concluding with a prayer for the nation, the Prophet asked for divine protection and blessings for Nigerian leaders, the general public, and his church members alike, seeking an end to the cycles of violence and hardship.