LCCN URGES PROACTIVE ACTION TO END INSECURITY, RELIGIOUS AND ETHNIC VIOLENCE

The Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria, LCCN, has expressed concerns over growing insecurity which results in the loss of lives in their Hundreds at different parts of the Country in recent times particularly in Plateau state and in Hong, Adamawa state among other parts

At the Church’s General Council held at its headquarters in Numan Adamawa state, leader of the Church, Archbishop Musa Panti Filibus queried that it is not enough for the federal government to only condemn the acts of the perpetrators and condole relatives of casualties but that justice must be seeing to be done by arresting and bringing perpetrators to book according to law

The Lutheran Archbishop posited that it is unfortunate that Nigeria is gradually becoming a Country where human life means nothing as on daily basis, citizens have continued to die either as a result of bandits’ attacks, insurgents’ terrorism or across religious and ethnic lines

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Archbishop of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria LCCN Most Rev Musa Panti Filibus reminded the Nation’s government of its topmost responsibility which is to protect lives and property.

On the need to forge ahead as a Church in these trying moments, the spiritual leader told the gathering that they must be weary of false teachings and doctrines but admonished them to remain steadfast through sound doctrines and not overtaken by entertainment in the name of worship in the Church

He equally cautioned against using technology and social media for the wrong reasons but instead explore the positivity of social media to advance the gospel of Christ

Tasking them to be light in a world that is full of darkness, Filibus admonished the attendants to prioritize mentoring of youths and children to adopt better ways of living as the world tries on daily basis to offer them a negative alternative

The General Church Council of the Lutheran Church of Christ in Nigeria LCCN is a gathering of decision making body of the Church headed by the Archbishop, the diocesan Bishops, Deans, Districts and resident Pastors, down lay leaders and Church Council members

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