Samuel Ajayi, the Supreme Head of the Cherubim and Seraphim Agbojesu Conference Worldwide, has urged Nigerians to remain steadfast in prayer for the country’s progress, emphasizing that faith and spiritual intervention are key to resolving its challenges.

Speaking during the church’s Annual General Convention in Oyo State, Ajayi noted that Nigeria’s socio-economic issues require a combination of physical strategies and spiritual support.

“Beyond the physical approach needed to tackle the nation’s socio-economic challenges, we must not be tired of praying for its progress. We should also pray for the wisdom and fear of God upon those elected to lead us. They need our spiritual backing at this crucial time,” Ajayi said.

He likened Nigeria’s current struggles to the biblical story of the Israelites, stating, “During their time, everything seemed impossible, but God intervened, and their situation changed for the better. God will do the same for Nigeria.”

Ajayi’s call underscores the importance of collective prayers and spiritual resilience as the nation navigates its economic and political hurdles.