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Seeking God’s kingdom enables enduring success, prosperity, says Udofia

By Sunday Aikulola
17 June 2018   |   4:25 am
Primate of The African Church, Most Rev. Emmanuel Josiah Udofia has enjoined Christians to seek first God’s Kingdom and His righteousness, saying it is the only means to achieve enduring success and prosperity.

Wife of the Lay President, The African Church, Mrs. Ibidunni Adebimpe Odufuwa (left); her husband, Mr. Babatunde Odufuwa; wife of the Primate, The African Church, Mrs. Ene Udofia; and her husband, Most Revd. Emmanuel Udofia, during the inauguration of Odufuwa, as the Lay President of the Church in Lagos… last Sunday.

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Primate of The African Church, Most Rev. Emmanuel Josiah Udofia has enjoined Christians to seek first God’s Kingdom and His righteousness, saying it is the only means to achieve enduring success and prosperity.

Speaking at the installation of Engr. Babatunde Odufuwa, as the 24th Lay President of The African Church in Lagos, last Sunday, the Primate noted that seeking God first gives hope to the labour of humanity.

His words: “Christians must also strive to be faithful stewards. Their time, gifts and position, must be given to serve God. One day, we are going to give account to God. Stewards must be found faithful, honest and accountable.”

The former president of Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN), added that: “Any position you hold today is by God’s mercy. Your position must not be used to attack another person. God owns the church and we must see ourselves, as brothers and sisters. We must also have a vision that drives us.”

The new Lay President, Engr. Odufuwa said: “The word unity means oneness, perfect harmony, all in one agreement. Let us share the vision of making African Church better than we found it. The base line is that you can’t fight today’s battle using yesterday’s methods.”

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