As 2023 general elections draw closer, we call on Nigerians who have attained age of voting to obtain their PVC and go all out to perform their civic responsibility on the day of election.
“Nigerians should know that we can take our destiny in our hands by voting out bad leaders and bringing in visionary leaders that can take Nigeria to its promise land.
“We challenge party candidates who have already started campaigning for our votes, to focus on issues that can make Nigeria better and not irrelevances.
“We want them to know that one day, they shall give accounts of their stewardship to God who is the greatest and final judge of all mankind.
We call on the Electoral Body to carry out its assignment without favor, bias or sentiment.
“As the body conducts the 2023 election, it should ensure that same is free and fair. This is the only way that the confidence of Nigerians can be built in the nation.”
Poor Governance
The Bishop identified bad leadership as the main cause of terrorism, banditry, kidnapping and other vices in the country.
“It is on this premise, we challenge leaders at all tiers of government to provide social amenities which can make life comfortable for Nigerians,” Akamisoko stated.
He, however, stressed that as part of the Anglican Church’s social responsibility in Nigeria’s capital city, it is has decided to invest heavily in the health and educational development of the nation through the provision of 250-bed state-of-the-art hospital and a comprehensive secondary school.
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