As Jamaica celebrates its 62nd independence anniversary, the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has offered heartfelt prayers for the Island nation’s recovery and strengthening after recent hurricane devastation.
During a special service at the RCCG’s Throne Room Parish in Abuja, Pastor Tunde Benjamins-Laniyi led congregants in fervent prayers, seeking divine intervention for Jamaica’s rebuilding efforts.
Pastor Benjamins-Laniyi, who is the Resident Pastor of Throne Room Parish congratulated the people of Jamaica on their 62nd independence anniversary, saying that the enduring spirit of the Jamaican people has inspired many around the world, including Nigerians.
“May this independence reinforce the unity and strength that will carry this beautiful nation, Jamaica forward,” he said.
During his sermon, the cleric offered hope and support, emphasising Jamaica’s resilience and faith.
He said, “Our Jamaica brothers and sisters, know we stand with you in the place of prayers.”
In his sermon titled “How to Navigate Season for Crisis,” Pastor Benjamins-Laniyi said every nation goes through one crisis or another at every point in its existence.
“We pray to the Almighty God to bring comfort and hope as you rebuild the nation. A new, stronger nation is coming out,” he said.
Earlier, the Jamaican High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Lincoln G. Downer, said his country and Nigeria share a lot of historical bonds, adding that as High Commissioner, he will continue to work hard to strengthen and expand the bilateral relationship between both countries
He expressed joy that his country has captivated the world through the works of its people.
