Chairman lauds Niger Christian council of Nigeria

The Chairman of the Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN) Niger State chapter, who also serves as the Vicar of the Anglican Holy Trinity Church in Chanchaga community, Minna, Venerable Daniel Tsado, has highlighted the Council’s status as one of the most organised missionary blocks in the country.Nigerian food

Speaking shortly after his inauguration as the new Chairman of CCN at the conference hall of St. Peter’s Anglican Cathedral Church in Minna on Saturday, Venerable Tsado emphasised that CCN, founded in 1929, remains committed to its mission. He expressed confidence in the elected officials, noting their sound theological training, integrity, and extensive exposure.

“We are all called to serve; therefore, let us utilise this opportunity to serve God with all our hearts, serving Him diligently, devoid of personal gains, because we shall give an account of all our deeds to God,” said the cleric.

He expressed his appreciation to all the delegates who travelled from far and near to attend the occasion, particularly the North Central Zone Executive, Rev. Sunday Garba, for conducting the election.

The Chairman of the Committee, Venerable John Akpatha, noted that after consultations with all the affected denominations, it was resolved that the Anglican Diocese should produce a candidate, leading to the nomination of Venerable Daniel Tsado from Chanchaga Holy Trinity.

The National Chairman of the Christian Council of Nigeria (CCN), Ini Uphuho, represented by the CCN Secretary for the North Central, Rev. Sunday Garba, commended the maturity exhibited by members of various denominations in reaching a consensus on candidates from all denominations.