Our Collective Prayers, Unity Will Be Seed Of A Brighter Tomorrow, UACC President,Rev. Dr. Owoyemi Felicitates Nigeria On 65th Independence

The President and General Overseer of United Apostolic Church of christ, Rev. Dr. James Bayo Owoyemi has felicitated with Nigeria on her 65 independence anniversary.

In a statement signed by the UACC Media director, Pastor Paul Erakhifu and released to the press. Rev. Dr. Owoyemi said as we step into the month of October, the 10th month of the year, we are reminded that in Scripture, the number ten symbolizes divine order, responsibility, and completeness. It is a month that prophetically calls us to align our lives, our homes, and our nation with the perfect will of God.

He stressed that today, “October 1st, as we mark Nigeria’s Independence Day, we declare that this is not only a time to celebrate freedom but also a moment to renew our hope in God’s plan for our nation. Just as God brings order out of chaos, so shall He bring healing, stability, and progress to Nigeria.”

He added that to every citizen of this land, we speak blessings of peace, prosperity, and renewed strength. May you not lose heart, for the God who began a good work in this nation will bring it to perfection. Let us rise with faith, knowing that the future of Nigeria is in God’s hands.

Rev. Owoyemi asked Nigerians to pray earnestly for our leaders—that God will grant them wisdom, courage, and the fear of the Lord to lead with justice and compassion. Our collective prayers and unity will be the seed of a brighter tomorrow.

Also, Rev. Dr. James Owoyemi prayed that as you journey through this new month and our 65 independence anniversary:

May divine order be established in your life and in our nation.

May you experience freedom from fear, failure, and despair.

May Nigeria rise into her prophetic destiny as a land of peace and abundance.

October is your month of order, liberty, and perfected blessings. Together, let us keep hope alive and continue to pray for the prosperity of our beloved nation.

God bless you, and God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.