The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria has said the country would come out better and stronger in spite of the challenges presently bedeviling it.
Consequently, it urged Nigerians to be hopeful and strong.
The National President of PFN, Bishop
Wale Oke , made the assertion at the 12th Edition of the Independent Newspapers Ltd. Thanksgiving Service in Lagos on Friday.
The PFN president, who was the guest preacher for the event, was represented by the General Overseer, Calvary Kingdom Church, Lagos, Archbishop Joseph Imariba-Ojo.
He said, “God is working to raise a competent President of Nigeria among younger Nigerians to digitalise the nation’s economy for the common good.
“The days of social-economic challenges are numbered with the exit of older generations in governance and the advent of younger and pragmatic ones into the leadership circuit.
“God Himself has heard the cries of his people and has put in place modalities to bring a national change of thinking, perception and tradition into the scheme to salvage the situation and make the economy good again.
“As a people and as an individual, what you see in the spirit realm is what comes to pass in the physical.
“Therefore, wrong views should be discarded for good perception of things, both as an individual and as a nation; for people to make headway in life.”
