– Asks God to expose and disgrace security men shielding and collaborating with criminals
Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, RCCG, has called for the immediate release of the kidnapped Lagos school students.
Making the call last night at the monthly Holy Ghost service of the church at its camp ground on the Lagos Ibadan expressway, Pastor Adeboye prayed God to cause the release of the students unharmed before Sunday runs out.
He also led the mammoth crowd, which included the acting President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo and other dignitaries, that gathered for the monthly service to call on God to expose, disgrace and punish all security men collaborating with and shielding kidnappers and other criminals in the country.
In a very angry tone, which is rare of the man of God, he cursed all those causing the spill of innocent blood of Nigerians, calling on God to put an immediate end to the wanton destruction of lives by terrorists, kidnappers and other criminals before the end of June.
Saying “Enough is Enough”, Pastor Adeboye called on his congregants to call on God to put an end to the bloodbath and shedding of innocent blood of Nigerians that is currently ravaging the country. “Whether is the remnant of the Boko Haram group or kidnappers or other criminals, we say enough is enough. We want an end to their activities; an end to the shedding of innocent blood in this country before the end of June,” Pastor Adeboye prayed.
TheNewsGuru.com recalls that Six Senior Secondary School students of Lagos State Model College, Igbonla, in Epe area, were kidnapped by unknown gunmen almost a week ago.
Similarly, TheNewsGuru also recalls that four students and two staff of the school were also abducted in October last year.
The kidnappers involved in the current operation, police sources told TheNewsGuru.com reporters are suspected to be members of a militant kidnap gang that had carried out several kidnappings, armed robbery and the killings of security agents around Lagos and Ogun state.