The Christian Association of Nigeria has said that the security challenges the nation over won't ingrain dread in Christians amid the prospective Christmas festivity.
The affiliation, however requested that Christians "safeguard themselves when it gets to be fundamental" even with any incitement.
The General Secretary of CAN, Dr. Musa Asake and its Director of National Issues, Mr. Sunny Oibe, expressed these in discrete meetings in Abuja.
Asake said, "The present condition of shakiness in the nation won't in any case keep places of worship from having bigger social occasions to observe Christmas. The Department of State Services has alarmed individuals and whatever I can say is that houses of worship ought to reinforce their security by ensuring the spots of love and homes.
"No measure of risk from the agitators ought to terrify us from going to chapel particularly on a Christmas day. I consequently approach all Christians amid this merry period to watch and ask and be prepared to shield themselves when it gets to be important. Administrations by the beauty of God will occur and all will go well. Our God will see us through effectively."
In his response, Oibe said, "Christians will assemble to commend the conception of their friend in need, Jesus Christ; the unrivaled ruling King, with or without the security difficulties standing up to our dear country. Our security and wellbeing is for the sake of the Lord of Host. Our confidence is unshaken and can't be broken by the exercises and strengths of shrewdness men making trepidation in the area."
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