In a thought-provoking address at St. Mark’s Anglican Church, Port Harcourt, Minister Nyesom Wike emphasized the importance of sustained support from churches towards politicians even after their tenure in office. He urged the clergy not to forsake politicians who have contributed to their churches while serving in public office, highlighting the need for continuity in spiritual guidance and encouragement.
Wike underscored the significant role politicians play in supporting churches during their time in office, emphasizing that this support should not be disregarded once they leave their positions. He urged the clergy to lead by example, demonstrating consistent support and prayer for the political class, regardless of their status.
Moreover, Speaker Tajudeen Abass echoed Wike’s sentiments, praising the exemplary service of House Minority Leader Kingsley Ogundu Chinda in the National Assembly. Abass commended Chinda’s dedication to representing Rivers State effectively and emphasized the importance of recognizing and appreciating such contributions beyond political terms.
In essence, Wike’s call for continued support and prayer for politicians beyond their tenure highlights the mutual responsibility between churches and politicians in fostering a society grounded in spiritual values and moral integrity. It serves as a reminder of the enduring partnership needed for the betterment of communities and the promotion of shared values.
