From TCNEWS
Stakeholders in the Ahuwa-Oboro autonomous community of Ikwuano Local Government Area, Abia State, have called on members of the Ahuwa Ministers Forum to uphold unity and keep the divine light shining, emphasizing the belief in one God.
Prominent figures, including former ICAN Chairman of the Umuahia branch, Mr. Chijindu Awazie, Engineer James Nnadozie Uchegbuo, the community’s President General, and Professor Emmanuel Ahia, among others, offered this counsel during the launch of the Forum’s inaugural almanac at the Ahuwa Civic Hall.
Engineer Uchegbuo urged the Forum to remain steadfast in their evangelistic mission, resisting external influences that could challenge their purpose within the Ahuwa-Oboro community.
He praised the community’s ministers for their dedication to spiritual leadership and their role in fostering peace and order.
Uchegbuo, also the President General of the Igbo Vanguard Group, pledged ongoing support for the Forum’s sustainability.
Mr. Chijindu Awazie emphasized the importance of maintaining the divine light within the Forum and the community, underscoring the unity of belief in one God, regardless of denominational differences.
Professor Emmanuel Ahia encouraged the Forum to view civic leadership as a non-political platform to unite the Ahuwa community for Christ.
“Do not resist God’s calling. With over 50 ministers, we believe Christ should be central to all churches. We are not politicians but aim to influence the Ahuwa community for Christ,” he stated, urging members to remain united and vigilant against distractions.
In his welcome address, Pastor Emmanuel Okoro Agha of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, and Chairman of the Ahuwa Ministers Forum, called for the community’s full cooperation to ensure continued peace and progress, for the glory of God.
Since its founding in 1999 by visionary Professor Emmanuel Ahia, the Forum has been instrumental in fostering peace, love, unity, and progress within the community.