Anglican Communion praises Buhari’s anti-terrorism fight

The Diocesan Bishop of Lagos and Dean Emeritus Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion, Rev Adebola Ademowo has commended the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration and the Nigerian Military troupes for the prosperity so far in the fight against insurgency.
Bishop Ademowo, who verbalized yesterday during the first session of the 33rd Synod held at Our Saviour’s Church, Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), Lagos, verbalized it was, however compulsory for regime not to relent in its fight and to sustain her commitment to the mission by providing morale boosting incentives to the military and provide them with ample weapons. He integrated that effort must be made to control the porosity of Nigerian boarders that has made illicit migrants have access to the country and have a consistent transformation process.

He verbalized: “Buhari’s effort to get the fortification of world powers in ending the menace in the country is a welcome development hoped to reclaim our lost glory and transmute the perception of World Bellwethers about Nigeria. The elevating penuriousness must be inverted and vigorously pursued. Regime must not relent until no Boko Haram is left.”