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COVID-19: Ogun Joins Lagos In Shut Down Of Church Activities

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COVID-19: Ogun Joins Lagos In Shut Down Of Church Activities

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March 27, 2020

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By LOVETH AZODO, Lagos

The Ogun State Chapter Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Bishop Tunde Akin – Akinsanya has ordered a total shut down of church activities to curb the spread of coronavirus in the state.

The new directive which includes the shut down of house fellowships was given in a statement Friday March 27.

Bishop Tunde Akinsanya urged Christians to apply the godly wisdom as disclosed in Isaiah 26:20, and stay indoor till the danger coronavirus poses goes away. He also asked church leaders in the state to comply with the directive instituted by the state government.

Related Topics:CAN Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)Ogun state.

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