Christian leaders from totally different denominations have referred to as for a collective stand against corruption, injustice, and religious complacency within the nation.
The Christian leaders, who made the call throughout the Christian Citizenship Summit 2025 in Aba, Abia State, on August 21 by way of a communiqué, demanded ethical accountability within the Church and the nation.
The summit declared that the Church should rise above neutrality and re-engage with society with braveness and unity, emphasising that silence within the face of ethical and political decay quantities to complicity.
They resolved to ascertain Christian Citizenship coalitions nationwide, promote civic discipleship in faculties and congregations, and practice believers for management roles throughout politics, media, schooling, well being, and the financial system.
The Christian leaders, who appealed for collaboration with Nigeria’s diaspora to strengthen nation-building efforts, urged residents to embrace civic accountability, at the same time as they urged the federal government to reveal transparency and uphold justice.
The convener of the summit, Pastor Emmanuel Ihim, challenged Christians to courageously confront corruption, injustice, and ethical decline.
Earlier in his speech, Governor Alex Otti, who was represented by his Particular Adviser on Spiritual Issues, K.C. Wiper, urged Christians to rise as brokers of optimistic change in society.
