Joshua Akinyemiju, chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Oyo state, has advised churches to adhere to the COVID safety protocol during special services fixed for December 31 and January 1.
Akinyemiju said this yesterday in an interview with NAN in Ibadan, the Oyo capital.
He said the safety precautions, which include maintaining 50 percent capacity in worship centres, are still in force.
He also urged church leaders to always remind their congregation of the need to obey the rules and stay safe.
“There is no divine protection for the careless. It is our individual responsibility to stay alive,” he said.
Akinyemiju advised Christians to remain prayerful and depend on God for all their needs.
READ ALSO! Nigerian Central Bank Approves Disbursement Of Loans For Creative Industries At 9%
READ ALSO! Tony Elumelu To Empower 1,000 Northern Entrepreneurs With $5000 Each
READ ALSO! How To Empower Yourself And Generate Income From Mutual Funds
READ ALSO! Is N-Power Truly Empowering Nigerian Youths?
READ ALSO! How Nigerian Govt Can Lift 100million People Out Of Poverty — Tony Elumelu
READ ALSO! TraderMoni: Poverty Alleviation Or Political Leverage?
READ ALSO! Is N-Power Truly Empowering Nigerian Youths?
READ ALSO! Gtbank 737 Disservice: How to Kick Your Customers in the Butt!
READ ALSO! Why The North Remains Headquarters Of Poverty In Nigeria — Kingsley Moghalu
READ ALSO! The Love Of Your Life Is An Illusion: It Doesn’t Exist Anywhere!