The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye, on Tuesday stormed the Lagos State Police Command, where he prayed for peace and unity in the country.
Adeboye who arrived the command at about 10.15 am, received thunderous welcome from a cross section of junior and senior police officers, who gathered at the place for the event.
Speaking on the theme “The Anointed Police Officer”, the RCCG leader said that in Nigeria with a large population, securing lives and property is complex and cumbersome.
According to him, the police officers serving at the Lagos State Police Command especially and other commands nationwide deserve special heavenly anointing to combat criminalities.
His words “With the country presently going through some security challenges, police officers need spiritual protection in addition to the physical gadgets and tools for combating criminalities in all ramifications”.
He prayed that the Lord will restore peace, unity and progress in Nigeria, especially at this point in time that the country is passing through tumultuous times, triggered-off by the activities of the Boko Haram sect.
In his remarks, Kayode Aderanti, Lagos State Police Commissioner, said that with the 2015 general elections coming near and Lagos being strategic as a mega-state in Nigeria, the presence of the RCCG leader is a welcome one as it has brought spiritual succour that will energize the officers in the command.
The event packaged by Christian Police Fellowship of Nigeria (CPFN), Lagos State Chapter, had in attendance Umar Manko, Assistant Inspector-General of Police in-charge of zone 2, Onikan Lagos, Dr Amos Fenwa, General Overseer of Holy Ghost Church Matori, Mushin, Lagos and Bola Longe, Assistant Commissioner of Police in-charge of Anti-Bomb Unit of the Lagos State Police Command, among others.
Source: daily independent
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