National Assembly has been called upon to join hands with relevant stakeholders to save the country’s economy.
Founder of the Throneroom Trust Ministry, Apostle Emmanuel Nuhu Kure made the call during the 30th Anniversary celebration and the 42nd year in ministry in Kafanchan, Kaduna State.
Apostle Emmanuel Kure explained that with the free fall of the Naira which is affecting the economy, it is time for all political parties to drop party affiliations and suggest concrete steps to improve the economy.
He appealed to Nigerians to be patriotic by projecting issues that unite them, adding that the country must be allowed to stand tall as the giant of Africa.
The founder also called on Christian and Muslim clergies to speak the truth to those in authority to enhance progressive growth.
According to him, honesty is the only thing that will help move the country back to the right path, hence the need for people of integrity to be allowed to contribute their quota in nation-building.
He warned those working contrary to the collective good of the country to desist from doing to avoid the hand of justice.
“God is about to do selective justice that will bring stability to this country as we are crying to God to foundationally visit us and set our country right hence, all must reflect by purging their consciences to contribute to the rebirth” Apostle Emmanuel.
Earlier in a remark, the Deputy Governor of Kaduna State, Hajiya Hadiza Balarebe described Apostle Emmanuel Kure as a bridge-builder through his spiritual guidance and numerous developmental contributions to his community.
She called on the residents of the state to commit to unity in order to end insecurity while appealing for continued prayer to achieve its desired objectives.
In attendance at the celebration were the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye of whom a sixteen-story building prayer edifice was named after him.
Others include the Governor of Akwa Ibom Mr. Udom Emmanuel, Senator representing Southern Kaduna Danjuma Lar, former Governor of Plateau State Jonah Jang, former information ministers Jerry Gana and Labaran Maku among others.
Cov /Teddy Daniel, Kaduna
