Renowned Cleric and Planter of Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Adamimogo Grace of Mercy Prayer Mountain Worldwide, Prophet Sam Olu-Alo, has said Nigerians leaders deserve prayers, not condemnations.
He urged Nigerians not to give up as the nation marks her 66th independence anniversary, saying better days are still ahead.
The Cleric, who felicitated with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, governor Biodun Oyebanji of Ekiti state, South west governors, royal fathers in Ekiti state as well as all Nigerians on occasion of the October 1 Independence Day celebration, stated that prayers from Nigerians would heal the land and make Nigerian leaders always do the will of God.
A statement by the cleric’s Personal Assistant, Hon. Deji Ogunbusuyi urged President Tinubu to always have listening ear to demands of Nigerians and always make life better for them.
He also called on governor Oyebanji to continue to work with those predecessors and extend hand of fellowship to the opposition who are willing to work with him to develop the state, saying such development signals a brighter future for the state.
Speaking on Nigeria’s 66th anniversary and Ekiti State’s 30th anniversary, Prophet Alo said: “We appreciate God for seeing us this far in our great country and my dear state
While Nigeria is 66 years old on October 1,2026, my dear state, Ekiti Stat, is also 30 years old. I therefore congratulate our president, Bola Ahmed Tinubu and my governor, Biodun Oyebanj, and all Nigerians on this occasion. May God bless Nigeria and Ekiti State.
“We pray for the founding fathers of our country and the founding fathers of Ekiti Stat. Itt shall be well with them. God will continue to direct the path of our leaders in Jesus name. Amen.”
Prophet Alo, who always prays for Nigeria with the nation’s flag whenever he visited lsreal and other holy lands, sai the well-being of the country has always been his utmost concern as a servant of God
He said God has enabled him to visit the holy lands on several occasion, which he prayed for Nigeria urged Nigeria leaders to always put the people first in their official engagement.
He urged that to cushion the effect of noticeable hardship in the land, the government should invest heavily in agriculture and security.
The cleric becomes the first Nigerian cleric to visit the historic Memorial-Gilgal site in Israel.
An Israeli tour guide accompanying Prophet Alo’s pilgrimage team had also disclosed that in 2023, the cleric was the first and only Nigerian cleric who was allowed to hold an open air crusade in Israel.
The site Prophet Alo just visited is associated with Gilgal, where, according to the biblical account, the Israelites camped after crossing the Jordan River into the Promised Land. Joshua, who succeeded Moses, is said to have set up 12 stones representing the 12 tribes of Israel as a memorial to the crossing.
While the precise location of biblical Gilgal remains the subject of debate, the site visited by Prophet Olu-Alo was identified by the Israeli archaeologist Prof. Adam Zertal during archaeological surveys. Zertal’s team identified several sites in the Jordan Valley as possible Gilgal sites, while in 2009, his team discovered an ancient underground quarry that he associated with the biblical Gilgal.
The tour guide told the pilgrims that Prophet Olu-Alo was the first Nigerian to step on the historic site in about 3,300 years.The pilgrimage has also featured visits to Mount Nebo, the remains of Jericho, Golgotha where Jesus was nailed to the cross, sea of Galilee where Jesus walked on the river and other historic sites across Jordan.
