Amb. Henry Iwuchukwu Surulere CAIM Coordinator Issues Urgent Prayer call for Alaigbo

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Surulere CAIM Coordinator Issues Urgent Prayer Call for Alaigbo

In a passionate and heartfelt appeal, Ambassador Henry Iwuchukwu, the Surulere CAIM Coordinator of the Christian Association of Igbo Ministers (CAIM), has called on all Igbo ministers of God to come together in fervent prayer for the land of Alaigbo. The plea was made during yesterday's meeting of Surulere CAIM, where Ambassador Iwuchukwu expressed deep concern over the escalating violence and bloodshed in the region.

With a heavy heart and tears in his eyes, Ambassador Iwuchukwu cried out to the ministers, "We cannot afford to sit idly by while our brothers and sisters suffer. The bloodshed is getting too much in Alaigbo. We cannot stay in the midst of this chaos and expect God to intervene without our prayers. It's time for us to rise up and pray fervently for our land."

Using a poignant metaphor, he added, "We can't stay in the water and expect not to get wet when the soup enters our eyes. It's time for us to take action and pray without ceasing." Ambassador Iwuchukwu emphasized that there is no better time to pray than now, and that the situation demands immediate attention and action from the spiritual leaders of the Igbo community.

The Surulere CAIM Coordinator's appeal is a clarion call to all Igbo ministers of God to put aside their differences and come together in unity and prayer. He urged them to fast and pray for God's intervention, mercy, and peace in Alaigbo, and to seek God's guidance and protection for the people.

The meeting was filled with a sense of urgency and purpose, as the ministers present vowed to heed the call to prayer and to mobilize their congregations to join in the prayer effort. As one, they cried out, "Let us pray for Alaigbo! Let us pray for peace, for healing, and for God's mercy to prevail in our land."