New Apostolic Church Leaders Call For Unity, Love

The District Apostle of the New Apostolic Church in Nigeria, Michael Enrich, has emphasised the importance of love and unity among Christians, urging believers to uphold Jesus Christ’s teachings to love God and love their neighbours.

Speaking to journalists on Wednesday evening during a leadership event at the New Apostolic Church in Abuja, Enrich highlighted the church’s mission and the commitment of its leaders to serving the community.

“Human beings and Christians should never battle against one another. As the Lord Jesus said, ‘Love God above all and love your neighbour as yourself,’” he stated.

Enrich praised Nigerians for their dedication and integrity, commending the efforts of the District Director of the church.

He noted that apostles in the church devote themselves entirely to ministry, as they cannot take on other jobs while focusing on caring for God’s people.

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“We bring resources to this country but do not claim to perform miracles. Only the Lord can do that. Our role is to proclaim the gospel and prepare the people for Christ’s return,” he added.

Retired Lead Apostle Geoffrey Nwogu, who recently stepped down after 12 years of service, advised the new leadership to shepherd the flock of Christ with humility and love.

“My message to the new leader is to humbly and lovingly lead the bride of Christ until the perfect day of the Lord,” Nwogu said.

Reflecting on his years of service, he revealed plans to revive his medical practice in retirement.

Discussing the challenges faced during his tenure, Nwogu stressed the importance of balancing diverse circumstances in ministry without passing judgment based solely on appearances.

The newly appointed Lead Apostle, Oscar Nwanza Kabanga, relied on God in his new responsibilities.

“This work is of the Lord. It cannot be done alone. I must remain humble and prayerful, trusting God to perfect His work,” Kabanga said.

He likened servants of God to watchmen, emphasising the need for continuous prayers and devotion.

“If you take your responsibility seriously, especially in the religious sphere, you must stay close to God. We are merely tools in His hands, and I aim to be a good tool,” he concluded.