Adeboye leads prayer session against killings in Plateau

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, on Wednesday visited Plateau State and led an intercessory prayer session against the persistent killings and violence plaguing the region.

Adeboye, who was received by Governor Caleb Mutfwang in Jos, assured the people of Plateau that they were not alone in their pain, stressing that the Church and the larger body of Christ were united in prayer for peace in the state.

“We are here to let you know that you are not alone, and God will give us total victory over this recurrent situation,” Adeboye said during a courtesy visit to the Government House.

He announced that he would be leading a one-hour prayer session later in the evening, urging all residents to join in crying out to God for divine intervention.

“The arm of flesh sure fails, and when nobody else can help, God is there to help us. We are going to be having a meeting where we are going to cry to God for at least one solid hour. I am confident that after that session, the news will change for the state,” he said.

Adeboye emphasised that only divine intervention could resolve the deep-rooted insecurity on the Plateau.

Mutfwang, in his response, expressed gratitude for the visit, saying Adeboye’s presence brought hope and reassurance to the people.

“We will continue to look up to God, who is our strength and our refuge. When we cry to Him, He will give us wisdom on what to do concerning the state,” Mutfwang said.

He thanked Adeboye for his continued support and dedication to the peace and spiritual revival of Plateau State.