Primate Urges World Leaders To Wade Into Israeli-Palestinian Crisis

By Kayode Oyedare

Primate Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion, Most Reverend Henry Ndukuba has called on world leaders to urgently intervene and bring to an end the crisis between Israel and Palestine.

Speaking in Abuja during an Anglican women program, Archbishop Henry Ndukuba said the ongoing crisis between the two countries if not checked could worsen the current economic crisis.

According to the Anglican Primate, world leaders should organize a roundtable dialogue for amicable resolution.

On the current economic situation in Nigeria, Most Reverend Henry Ndukuba appealed to Nigerians to be optimistic and believe that God will bring back the glory of the country.

He stressed the need for Citizens to pray for Divine Wisdom for those in authority as human knowledge can no longer bring solution.

In a remark, leader of the Anglican women, Mrs Angela Ndukuba while calling on women to develop interest in farming also appealed to the federal government to come up with incentives that would encourage women to engage in farming.

According to her, the only solution to the current economic situation in the country is for government to provide incentives that will make small scale businesses and agricultural activities of women to thrive.

Edited By Grace Namiji