Group Warns Against Politicisation Of Synagogue Church Collapse

A Jos-based non-governmental organisation, World International Movement Against Satanic Terrorism (WIMAST), has commiserated with the families of the victims of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) collapse recently in Lagos.

WIMAST in a press statement jointly signed by its president, Evangelist Andy Koroma and secretary, Voujen Lar, made available to ABILITYGIST friday in Abuja, also urged the public not to politicize the incident or blow it out of proportion, saying it was a church matter and should be handled as such.
“Though the incident led to loss of innocent lives, it is a church matter and must be handled in a brotherly way by the appropriate Christian authorities in Nigeria and not by outsiders who are out for vengeance, victimisation and persecution of the Christian Church in Nigeria,” they said.
The group also called on the National Assembly, head of service of the federation and a Lagos-based lawyer, Festus Keyamo to, as a matter urgency, probe the “events” that led to the removal from office of the immediate past group managing direction (GMD) of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Andrew Yakubu.
“This will help put the records straight and check unwarranted frustration of serious human resource person necessary for national development,” it added.