Religion

By Olawale Asake

The District Superintendent, Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Orí Oke Aanu District Headquarters, Ojoo, Ibadan, Oyo State, Pastor Isaiah Alade, led a “Thank You Walk” to applaud President Bola Tinubu for securing the release of 38 abducted CAC worshipers in Eruku, Ekiti Local Government Area of Kwara State.

The abduction reported on Tuesday, 18 November 2025, triggered nationwide outrage and prompted some churches to declare days of fasting and prayer for the victims’ safe return.

Five days later, the federal government announced the release of all abductees, sparking widespread relief and celebrations.

During the motorcade procession from Orí Oke Aanu, Ojoo to the CAC Headquarters in Bashorun, Ibadan, Pastor Alade expressed gratitude to God while appreciating the president, the Kwara State governor and security agencies for their efforts.

Addressing the congregation, the General Secretary, Christ Apostolic Church, Nigeria and Overseas, Pastor Emmanuel Mapur, commended President Tinubu for ensuring the victims’ safe return.

He also praised Pastor Alade and CAC Mountain of Mercy, Ojoo, for organising the Appreciation Walk.

The General Superintendent CAC, Pastor Gabriel Dada, urged the federal government to strengthen security measures, praying for divine intervention in Nigeria’s security challenges.

The Convener, Pastor Alade, noted that the church had engaged in intense prayers for the worshipers’ freedom.

Clergy and worshipers also offered prayers for the nation, President Tinubu, the Governor of Kwara State, the National Security Adviser, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, and church leaders across denominations.

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Religion

By Olawale Asake

There is Divine Power in the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which is enough for Christians who believe in him to enjoy the power of provision, fulfilment and restoration in life.

Evangelist Adeola Oluwajube of Christ Apostolic Church, CAC, Ori Oke Aanu District Headquarters, Ojoo, Ibadan, Oyo State, stated this during the Easter Sunday Service in the Church. 

Evangelist Oluwajube maintained that Christians should know that, without Jesus Christ, glory, marriage and spiritual life would amount to nothing, stressing that there is the power of resurrection for those who stand firm in the Word.

He urged believers to strengthen their spiritual life and guard it from anything that can weaken it, which he said could affect every other thing.

On his part, the District Superintendent of the Church, Pastor Isaiah Alade, popularly known as Omo Woli, who encouraged people to hold on to God in every situation, prayed that the power of resurrection would meet them at every point of their needs.

Pastor Alade, however, urged Nigerians to see Easter as a moment to reflect on the sacrifice that Jesus Christ made for the salvation of mankind, calling on them to show genuine love and care to one another.

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