The Nasarawa North Chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has received a N10 million donation from Sen. Godiya Akwashiki (APC-Nasarawa State North).
He said that by doing this, they would be able to buy property and an 18-seater bus, allowing the group to successfully carry out its mission and offer special prayers for the country.
The contribution was presented by Akwashiki, the chairman of the Senate Committee on Employment, Labour, and Productivity, on Sunday in Akwanga at the conclusion of a three-day CAN Summit.
He said that the donation was part of his continued commitment to the development of the church and the society at large.
“I have heard your request on land for your permanent secretariat, a bus and office equipment to enable the association function effectively.
“I want to give you N5 million for the purchase of land and N5 million for the purchase of 18-seater bus, making N10 million.
“If you bought the land, I want you to start the foundation immediately as I will continue to support religious activities to succeed,” he said.
Akwashiki assured of his continued commitment to provide infrastructure across his senatorial district for improved standard of living.
“I will continue to provide roads, electricity, hospitals, schools, empowerment and employment, among others, in order to make you and other people happy at all times,” he said.
However, the congressman counseled the CAN leadership to consider the opinions of all association members when making choices that might affect the association.
“I want to advise that you consult well if you want to take any decision concerning CAN,” he said.
The senator advised them to pray for the country's unity and peace as well as for him to be successful.
The CAN Chairman, Rev. Ogbonna Akuma, had earlier stated that the summit's goals were to bring the association's members together and advance peace.
He reaffirmed their ongoing dedication to spreading the message of harmony, peace, growth, and development to their fellow Nigerians and members at all times.
For their good contributions to the advancement of the church and society at large, the chairman praised Akwashiki and other individuals.
He did, however, list some of their difficulties, such as the need for land, buses, and office supplies.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the summit featured presentation of merit awards to Akwashiki; Sen. John Danboyi; Mr David Abuluya, President, Eggon Cultural and Development Association (ECDA); and Chief Adams Nangba, the District Head of Wakama, among others
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