Archbishop Henry Ndukuba, Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, has stated that Nigeria is under economic and security siege as a result of the issues confronting the nation.
Believers Voice News reports that, Archbishop Ndukuba voiced grave concerns about the current state of affairs, during a press conference in Abuja of the 12th Synod of the Diocese of Abuja. he also said the Situation of the country has been made worse by widespread corruption in the nation,
In an effort to thwart fake news and advance media professionalism, he demanded that journalists and other media professionals receive better pay and benefits.
Nigeria is a country under attack from both internal and external forces, as Archbishop Ndukuba highlighted in his drawing of the country’s widespread corruption and resource stealing.
He bemoaned the insecurity plaguing communities, attributing some attacks to foreign elements while acknowledging internal collusion.
He said the rising cases of suicide and other distressing challenges showed that there is an urgent need for divine intervention.
“The situation in which we live is like a siege, where you cannot travel freely,” he said.
He also urged the federal government to give more attention to modular refineries to address the perennial fuel scarcity in Nigeria, suggesting it as a solution to the country’s energy challenges.
