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Christian Pilgrims Boss Visits Secretary Anglican Global Union.

AdminBy AdminOctober 7, 2021Updated:October 7, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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By Sunday Gbegbe in Jos.

 

The Executive Secretary, Nigeria Christian Pilgrims Commission, Rev Yakubu Pam, has paid a courtesy visit to the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Jos, His Lordship, Bishop Benjamin Kwashi in Jos.

Rev Pam told his host that the reason for his visit was to thank him for his fatherly support over the years, especially since he was appointed the Executive Secretary of NCPC over a year ago.

The NCPC boss also commended him for the fatherly role he has been playing in Plateau State in the area of peace and youth development.

He further congratulated him for his recent appointment as the Secretary General of the Global Anglican.

In his remark, Bishop Kwashi thanked the NCPC helmsman for finding time to pay him a courtesy visit.

The Cleric affirmed that he would continue to remain grateful to the church in Plateau State for their support.

He prayed for more grace for Rev Pam to enable him make a lasting difference in the affairs of Christian Pilgrimage in Nigeria and for peace in the Plateau.

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