Achi was the Parish Priest of St Peter and Paul Church, Kafin-Koro in Paikoro Local Government Area of Niger State, a few days ago and was buried on Friday.“His death is a sad development at a time his parishioners and by extension other Christians in the country can benefit more from his leadership and sense of direction,” a statement signed by Archbishop Daniel C. Okoh President, Christian Association of Nigeria said.
He described the cleric’s murder as tragic and a big loss to the Church since the Reverend Father was, according to him, a guardian and philanthropist to many needy members of the society. CAN, however, appealed to the authorities to improve internal and external security framework to stop future occurrences of such incidents that led to Fr. Achi’s sudden demise.
Keep reacting since u can't call for help internationally why not drop this religion tin and let's go to bttle with those who are bent on wiping us out🙄
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After how many years?
Sorry to say this ooo..but Una dey mad ... for almost a week and na now una dey see am... Dear CAN una leadership is good as nothing no impact NOTHING nothing... you people can't even defend Us in this country... the will always take money and keep mute...
After how many days of the incident. May his soul rest in peace 🙏. May God arrest the perpetrators of this act through Christ our Lord 🙏
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