Look At The Presidential Candidates Dispassionately Before Voting - Bishop Etteh Says, Drops Details

According to the news report from This Day Newspaper, they revealed that Nigeria will one again become a great nation, according to Bishop Enobong Etteh, the Africa Continental Bishop for Salem International Christian Center.

Etteh announced the visit of the Apostolic Patriarch of the Ministry, Archbishop Sam Amaga, to Lagos, the African Headquarters and the Ministry's Gateway Church to the nations, in an online media chat with journalists.

The achievements of Salem University, Lokoja, the successful training of numerous orphans through Salem University, and many other notable achievements of the Commission were also recounted by him.

"I can say categorically that as a ministry we have gone through our difficult times and have emerged stronger," said Bishop Etteh. I can also guarantee that Nigeria will overcome its difficulties and grow into a better and more powerful country.

He declared that God has given Archbishop Sam Amaga, the Apostolic Patriarch of the Ministry, as a voice to this generation and the world to give the hopeless hope through the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We are currently in phase four.

His mission is to rescue people from the grip of the devil by preaching the Good News of Salvation and Deliverance. Due of ignorance, many people are constrained. God's Word has the power to set people free and bring deliverance.

In order to reach out to members and reassure them of the Lord Jesus Christ's atoning grace, he has set out on this tour of the branches of our ministries.

"We don't have to go to bed just because I think Nigeria will become great again.

He urged everyone in Nigeria to do their civic duty by casting a ballot in the next elections.

We cannot lament Nigeria's shortcomings while turning a blind eye to the situation or refusing to take action to improve it.

"This is not the time to be undecided. We must cast our votes for the candidates of our choosing outside. But after that, I'll suggest that we consider the candidates objectively and cast our votes based on moral principles. We cannot let our judgment be tainted by selfish interests"; he said.

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