Abdulrazaq Sends Condolences to Christian Community on Death of Apostle Daniel
Kwara State Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq has sent his sincere condolences to the Christian community in the state on the passing of a former Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Most Special Apostle (Dr) J.O. Daniel, as reported by the Kwara State Government.
The Governor also commiserates with the leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria in the state and the family of the revered cleric on the sad incident. .
The Governor says such occurrences are a big loss to the society, given the important roles that clerics play in the spiritual nurturing of any community.
Governor Abdulrazaq prays to God to repose the soul of the cleric and comfort his family and the Christian community in the state.
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