Mark Calls For Spirituality Against Boko Haram
Senate President, David Mark, on Wednesday called on Nigerians to turn
to God as the only way out of the protracted battle against the Boko
Haram insurgency.
Incumbent Senate President, David Mark
The senate President also called on Nigerians to pray for other
political and economic problems confronting the country in general,
ThisDay reports.
The clergyman assured that his prayer group came together with the
mission to pray to God to end the issues of insecurity, corruption and
unemployment in the country.
"We have come together to raise our voices to God. The future belongs
to young people and as youths by implication, we are praying for
ourselves too,"he said.
It would be recalled that David Mark, the Senate President, raised the
alarm over Monday's failed attempt by Boko Haramterrorists to seize
the Yobe State Government House in Damaturu.
Meanwhile, over 100 people reportedly lost their lives following the
recent attackscarried out by members of the relentless terrorist
group, Boko Haram in two North-Eastern states of Borno and Yobe on
Monday.
to God as the only way out of the protracted battle against the Boko
Haram insurgency.
Incumbent Senate President, David Mark
The senate President also called on Nigerians to pray for other
political and economic problems confronting the country in general,
ThisDay reports.
The clergyman assured that his prayer group came together with the
mission to pray to God to end the issues of insecurity, corruption and
unemployment in the country.
"We have come together to raise our voices to God. The future belongs
to young people and as youths by implication, we are praying for
ourselves too,"he said.
It would be recalled that David Mark, the Senate President, raised the
alarm over Monday's failed attempt by Boko Haramterrorists to seize
the Yobe State Government House in Damaturu.
Meanwhile, over 100 people reportedly lost their lives following the
recent attackscarried out by members of the relentless terrorist
group, Boko Haram in two North-Eastern states of Borno and Yobe on
Monday.
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