Cleric charges Nigerians to rely on God, work hard
BY STEPHEN GBADAMOSI
The District Superintendent of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC), Mountain of Mercy District Headquarters, Ori Oke Aanu, Ojoo, Ibadan, Pastor Isaiah O. Alade (a.k.a Omo Woli), has called on Nigerians to trust in God for divine provision, while remaining committed to hard work, righteousness, and obedience to God’s principles for prosperity.
Pastor Alade made the call while preaching on the theme; “They Shall Neither Hunger Nor Thirst,” at a three-day ‘Monthly Mercy Once Again’ programme at CAC Ori Oke Aanu.
He explained that God had the power to provide for the needs of His people and equip them with the wisdom, strength, and opportunities required to overcome poverty and achieve financial stability.
The cleric emphasised that in addition to prayers, believers should also embrace diligence, discipline, integrity, and the proper use of their God-given talents to get legitimate wealth.
Pastor Alade, who is popularly known as Omo Woli, further urged Christians not to surrender to fear, discouragement, or difficult economic circumstances, but to remain steadfast in their faith and trust God’s promises for their lives.
He encouraged Nigerians to seek divine direction in their daily activities, make wise financial decisions, and use their resources to support others and advance the work of God.
